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Amber McDaniel
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01/24/2021
The first mile of the trail is a narrow track through forest. Beyond that, the trail is far more open and exposed.
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
Louis Lake Rd is excellent overall for beginner skiers.
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
Great for cardio training!
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
This road is not regularly maintained, but it is extremely popular for snowmobilers so there will likely always be tracks to follow.
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
The wind can be incredibly strong and biting.
Amber McDaniel
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01/24/2021
Blowing snow quickly fades the tracks, even from snowmobilers moments before.
Amber McDaniel
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01/24/2021
This area is known for its interesting granite rock formations.
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
Stunning views, blue skies, and windy conditions? Sounds like a classic Wyoming adventure!
Amber McDaniel
Photo Date: 
01/24/2021
Pay special attention to snowmobilers on this section of the road. The narrower track and blind curves can make for close encounters if you don't get far enough to the side.

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