Angie and I backpacked to Soda Peaks Lake in the Trapper Creek Wilderness in Southern Washington at the end of June. The hike was 4.6 miles rount trip and the elevation gain was ~1600 feet. This was a very nice lake at an elevation of 3770 feet. The water was starting to warm up, but was too cold to swim at the end of June.
Fly fishing for cuthroat trout at the lake. We caught 4 trout. The largest was ~13 inches.
Cami making a bed in the brush.
Night exposure of the north star framed by fir trees. The trees are lit up by the glow of our campfire.
The forest around Soda Peaks Lake at sunrise.
Soda Peaks Lake at sunrise.
Cami making a bed in the brush.
Night exposure of the north star framed by fir trees. The trees are lit up by the glow of our campfire.
The forest around Soda Peaks Lake at sunrise.
Soda Peaks Lake at sunrise.
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Great photos - love the time delay on the stars and the lake at sunrise - beautiful!
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