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Saturday, July 1

More pictures from Carbon Glacier


While the picture function is working in blogger, I wanted to add some more pictures from a previous hike in Mt. Rainier National Park.

The first part of my recent hike to Goat Lake looked a lot like the hike to Carbon Glacier.

Both trails ran along washed out river beds scattered with rocks and through dense evergreen forests.




I think the reason the trails were similar in nature is that both are at relatively the same altitudes, just on opposite sides of Mt. Rainier.


posted by Elizabeth at 2:53 PM

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