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We have visited Enchantment Lakes thrice already (fall, spring), but we never been in July here, so, when our friend invited us to share their permit (during the season you need permit that is very difficult to get), . . . → Continue reading Enchantment Lakes in July
At the end of the August we hiked Mount Daniel in Central Washington. It is highest peak in the region, 2408 meters altitude. The hike is about 30 km both ways with elevation gain about 1500 meters. About half . . . → Continue reading Mount Daniel
First time I visited Enchantment Lakes last fall, but it was only one day trip. And I didn’t see my beloved snow goats. So, I wanted to do this trip again, but in two days to see everything . . . → Continue reading Enchantment Lakes – Aasgar Pass – Colchuck Lake
Every hiker in Washington state knows Enchantment Lakes. I got this info only last fall and immediately decided to visit this place. The problem with Enchantment Lakes is their popularity. It is long hike, about 40 km both ways and 2100 meters of altitude gain, so . . . → Continue reading Enchantment Lakes – grey granites, clear water and yellow larches
On West Coast every mountain has its own lake, in which it reflects in its best way. Only some such lakes can be reached by car, but there are no even trails to others. Mirror for Shuksan can be reached by car and it is called Picture . . . → Continue reading Mirror for Shuksan
Another summer hike near Leavenworth. It is relatively short, but nice. First miles you spend in forest and after you will see granite rocks and alpine lake. . . . → Continue reading Colchuk lake
Summer in Seattle. Gas Works Park is a public park on the north shore of Lake Union. Until 1956 huge gas station was here, but from 1975 it is public park with nice rusty ruin. . . . → Continue reading Gas Works Park How you would draw a tree? How is nature doing it?
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind . . . → Continue reading Glacial
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind On our second day in the park we went to the Ladislipper Lake. The trail to the lake goes though larch forest. . . . → Continue reading Cathedral Park – Ladyslipper Lake |
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