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Yep. VERY few. The weather probably contributed as well but I didn’t have the luxury of sitting around waiting for it to improve. Still, the colors were vibrant and it was a great trip.

I made a trip to Glacier last month and hiked the Northern Loop counterclockwise from Many Glacier Campground. Unfortunately, five out of six days it snowed, rained, or sleeted on me. Most days I had to beat the ice off my tent in the morning. In spite of the weather and being solo, it really...

Nice! I've spent a night or two on the Outer Banks down here in North Carolina. Camping on the beach is an entirely different animal compared with a trail in the woods. One must have a real affection for SAND!!! Very nice photos and video. Our wild horses don't look nearly as healthy and fat as...

What a grand adventure!! I'm sooooo envious. Excellent -- literally!!

Great photos! I did a little loop in the Smokeys out of Bryson City last week and the leaves looked like the middle of July. It obviously didn't take long for them to change, but I was a little further south. I'm guessing they'll peak within the next week or so. Thanks for sharing.

A great report and fabulous photos. Thanks for sharing. It's on my list!!

Great report and beautiful photos!

Thanks Tim. I think you could make a postcard from a photo taken in any direction in the Sawtooths.

Bob, I want to confess your trip and subsequent video were a huge inspiration. I watched it by chance last Spring, and spent the next several months planning and coordinating my wee, little trek. I spent a summer in Boise a couple years ago, visited Redfish Lake, and a few spots further north...

Has anyone done it? Know how to do it? I'm toying with the idea of going up there next year. Bueller? Bueller?

Beautiful photos. I'm working on next year's trip in that area at the same time of year. Thanks for sharing.

I agree. The leg between Alice and Toxaway was my favorite by far. Still, it was ALL good!!

I'm guessing that's Alice Lake -- gorgeous photo. I'd like to give the Sawtooths a try about the same time of year. Thanks for sharing.

They're part of the "New" Kentucky.

Totally awesome! That was quite the trek! I'm soooo envious.

I mentioned that those of you who shared your reports and photos had inspired me. Last Spring I talked a redneck friend of mine (not sure if he's still married) and a couple hillbillies from Kentucky into joining me on a loop beginning at Pettit Lake, wandering past Alice, Toxaway, Edna...

Asheville's one of my favorite cities. I try to get over on that side of the state a time or two each year to fly fish or just soak up the scenery. It's beautiful.

I've been lurking for a while but want to acknowledge the inspiration all of you have given me to broaden my horizons. Your trip reports and postings have been thoroughly enjoyed.