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Blaine Hoppenrath
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The trailhead is easy to miss, so look for this marker.
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First portion of the trail in the forest.
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Trail toward the saddle.
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Trail toward the saddle.
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Looking to the east.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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Looking to the east.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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Looking to the east.
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View of the trail.
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One of the many vistas.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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View of the trail.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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Columbine Lake.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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View of Columbine Lake.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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View of Columbine Lake.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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View of Columbine Lake.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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View of the creek with the mountains in the background.
Blaine Hoppenrath
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09/01/2018
View looking toward the east.

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