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Heather Meadows - Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Chain Lakes Trail - North Cascades National Park - 8/10/19
Smoke and Water by Elijah Hassler
Story Available: Duck and Chain Lakes
Story Available: Duck and Chain Lakes
The fall day hike to Duck and Chain Lakes is now available to read. It was so peaceful and nobody else was on the trails we walked. Enjoy reading River and I’s adventure into the John Muir Wilderness for a fall day in 2019.
Duck and Chain Lakes 2019
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Chain Lakes, Washington
Region: Mt Baker wilderness
Trail distance: 6 mi
Trail type: loop
Elevation gain: 2,155 ft
More info: https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/chain-lakes-3
Gaia map: https://www.gaiagps.com/public/kvAnAJJTGuiFIBtMFUEbGSRi
Holy beavers, Batman!
So we went out to Chain Lakes tonight because we thought maybe we'd catch the gigantic full moon rising behind this house at the end of the lake.
And to see the beavers that live there. It was kind of fail on the moon because it had moved like 5 degrees further north than yesterday. I did still get a couple of cool moon shots.
But the beavers, holy cow! There was 5 for sure, and possibly more. I've never seen that many beavers in one place before. I've also never gotten that close to them before. They were just sitting and chowing down on branches about 10 feet from us. So cool!
So, here are some portraits of beavers and a couple of nearly full moon shots.
Upper Chain Lakes Ansel Adams Wilderness