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[persephonesix]

from the Mt Baker/Snoqualmie National Park website:

Lake 22: 6/26/08: SNOW

Snow free for two miles to top of ridge then snow and avalanche danger. Lake still partial snow and ice covered. Poles and good traction shoes recommended.

the trail is listed as "more difficult"

The beginning elevation is 1000 feet and the ending elevation is 2500 feet.

Comments

[dw876]

We went hiking and then driving around in the Canadian Rockies from Canmore and ran into some snow on the ground there, too. Of course snow ball fights (yeah, right, not really) ensued. A few years ago when I went to Yellowstone in June and driving west from Cody, Wy. we found snow in the eastern part of the park. It's a bit strange to see it, at first, but then it's like, yeah, we're pretty high up, and not everything melts that quickly.

[persephonesix]

wow, the rockies. how cool! what was it like there?

Hey pers

[rangerchic]

Just wanted to say hi, since I just came back to LJ after a huge span of time. I've decided to start reusing this thing. Nice to see you're still around. Sorry about your recent family loss. Take care.

Re: Hey pers

[persephonesix]

hey! nice to see you back :-)

its been ages. how've you been??