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Enchantments backpacking, September 2006

After our 2003 Enchantments trip, Chad and I were itching to go back. We managed to score permits for early September 2006, and Becca and Mollie were eager to join. We planned 4 nights, 5 days, but ended up coming out on the 4th day because it looked like a big storm might be coming in. Other than that, we had gorgeous weather, and a fantastic time. Last time we pushed from the parking lot all the way to Leprechaun Lake on the 1st day. This time we hiked to Snow Lake the first day, then into the Enchantments the 2nd day. That's a nice way to do it, if you have at least 4 days for the trip. As always, the Enchantments is a highly recommended backpacking destination (plan early and get your permit app in).


"the sign"
breakfast
breakfast
Chad getting some sun
Chad getting some sun
Becca
Becca
Becca
Becca
Made it!
Made it!
Enchantments view
Enchantments view
Lake chillin'
Lake chillin'
Lake view
Lake view
Enchantments view
Enchantments view
Temple view
Temple view
Becca and Chad
Becca and Chad
Enchantments view
Enchantments view
Joel and Mollie
Joel and Mollie
Enchantments view
Enchantments view
Day hike
Day hike
Meadow
Meadow
Enchantments Granite
Enchantments Granite
Water and granite
Water and granite
Isolation Lake
Isolation Lake
Chad and Becca
Chad and Becca
Aasgard Pass.
Aasgard Pass.
Enchantments water
Enchantments water
Glacier view
Glacier view
Enchantments view
Enchantments view
Becca and Chad
Becca and Chad
Enchantments glow
Enchantments glow
Goats
Goats
Perfection Lake
Perfection Lake
Perfection Lake
Perfection Lake
Becca
Becca
Water and granite
Water and granite
More water and granite
More water and granite
Hikers
Hikers
Lake view
Lake view
tough guys
tough guys
Becca and Chad
Becca and Chad
Joel and Chad
Joel and Chad
Joel and Mollie
Joel and Mollie
group shot
group shot
Mollie and Joel
Mollie and Joel
Becca
Becca
Mollie contemplates
Mollie contemplates
Becca and Chad
Becca and Chad
wow
wow
   

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