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Boulder Creek Lakes- Trinity Alps 8/19-21


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    Ken Thompson
    BPL Member

    @here

    Locale: Right there

    Another great BPL bunch weekend out. This time in the Trinity Alps.
    Went in at the Canyon Creek Trailhead Fri.
    Camped by the creek about 5 miles in.
    Hiked up to and swam around in Boulder Creek lake
    Chilled some more in camp on Sat.
    Hiked out early in the shade on Sun.

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    Kat raring to go.

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    natural bridge.

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    mosquito factory behind Boulder Creek Lakes

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    Rugged country. Do I see bigfoot?

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    glacial evidence

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    bad bear hang, too close to the lake.

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    Lots of electric blue dragonflies.

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    hammock camping only area

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    Kattt
    BPL Member

    @kattt

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    BPL Member

    @rememberthelorax

    Here is a video I put together from my own photos and video.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psJ4VaZcISY

    Great photos of the river Kat!

    Thanks to Ken for putting the trip together!

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    Matthew Black
    Spectator

    @mtblack

    Your photos always turn out great. I'll pick through mine and see if I can find any decent ones.

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    Scott Truong
    Spectator

    @elf773

    Locale: Vancouver, BC

    Nice. Beautiful pictures Kat. Looked like a wicked trip.

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    Kattt
    BPL Member

    @kattt

    Thanks.
    ( The laptop keyboard is broken, that's why I only posted pictures. Now I am using an iPod to add a few words…)
    This was such a nice trip; no great mileage but we saw some beautiful country and gave ourselves enough time to enjoy it. We shared some good food and fun company: thanks Ken, John and Matt.
    The water at Boulder Creek Lakes was warm enough to actually swim and stay in for a while, versus the usual jump in and race to get back out.
    Backpacking is when I get to catch up on some sleep and I was so perfectly comfortable in my hammock ,listening to the creek and the guys muffled campfire conversation, that I slept from 7pm to 7am uninterrupted :0 on Friday night , with no aid ; ).
    Can't wait to get out again and take in some more of this.

    Thanks Ken for getting us up there in your neck of the woods.

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