Weather was perfect. Trail was a bit easy to lose in a few places, but easy enough to find again; just keep going up. There
Great day with wonderful weather. Views were amazing. Flowers were out and so were the insects…wear bug spray. Trail was well maintained and not too
This hike surprised me. It was wild, lunar and otherworldly. Sulfur rising. Rocks falling. Glaciers melting. Wind whispering. Ash flying. – The initial 2-mile section
I got a late start from the trailhead at 9:45am. I hiked the trail on a Wednesday, and the parking lot was barely half-full by
Fellow Six Pack of Peaks Challenger, Johnny, and his dog Mara, and I made our first ever mountain summit on Sunday and scaled Mailbox Peak!
Started at sunrise (5:45am) on Sunday, July 26. There were a handful of cars in the parking lot and sunny weather forecasted for days. Within
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