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Gearing up, we should've brought our actual snowshoes for the upper elevations, but we made it work.
Kyle Jenkins
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Checking out the waterfall at the bottom of the trail.
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Looking down toward the famous "S" curve of Mill B.
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The trail is steep right from the get go.
Kyle Jenkins
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Ascending Mill B North Snowshoe.
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Looking west towards down Big Cottonwood Canyon.
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Coming into the heavy pine forest.
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This hike is even prettier in the winter than the summer in my opinion.
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Entering the Mt Olympus Wilderness.
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The slope angle here is very steep, I would not recommend doing this trail on anything but a "green" avalanche danger day.
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Looking north up Mill B Canyon.
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This is a grueling hike when the snow is deep.
Kyle Jenkins
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Looking south towards Mill B South Fork from the lookout, Lake Blanche sits deep within this canyon.
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Heading back down.
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There are not usually many people on this trail especially compared to the ultra-popular Mill B South.
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Looking west down Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Kyle Jenkins
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02/17/2019
You can really see just how deep the snow was on this day.