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Thunder Creek
In July we took our oldest daughter backpacking. We choose the Thunder Creek trail because of its minimal elevation gain. We hiked in about nine miles with a thousand feet of elevation gain and then after setting up camp did some further hiking with some more serious elevation gain. This was where we had out lunch on the way in.
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But the slope is a bit dangerous
Very well captured, Ron!
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