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After the total larch failure on Lake Robin, we decided to visit the place with guaranteed larches before all needles flew away. Our friend wanted to go with us to Ingalls Lake, and we decided that it is a . . . → Continue reading Golden Larches of Ingalls Lake
In my childhood larches grew just right in front of my home, but now it is every-fall action – hike to see golden larches., because in my current location, larches grow only in an altitude range of 1800-2100 meters, . . . → Continue reading Hike After Golden Larches
Autumn in the Rocky Mountains. Moose Autumn in the Rocky Mountains. Fair View Mountain Autumn in the Rocky Mountains We were slightly afraid after Fair View Mountain . . . → Continue reading Autumn in the Rocky Mountains. Pocaterra Ridge
In our first day of actual hiking in Rockies Mountain we decided to go to Banff. Out aim was Sentinel Pass, actually, the larch valley below it. Last time . . . → Continue reading Autumn in the Rocky Mountains. Fair View Mountain
Just returned after a week that I spent with friends in the Rocky Mountains (Alberta) looking for yellow larches. Despite some small crips, the journey was beautiful. More photos coming.
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
Buy prints of this picture on Imagekind Do you want more golden larches from Cathedral Park? I have them. Hiking form the Ladyslipper Lake to the ridge. . . . → Continue reading Larches in the Cathedral Park |
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