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Haha. I imagine most of it is buried in the brush, but there's actually an old boiler thing that's in the shallow water at the head of the lower lake. It's right near the backcountry campsite, from what I understand. Here's a photo from another site:

Good for Jeff! Haven't seen much of him around here lately. And look at those flowing locks! Did you guys take a look at the old relics from the oil drilling at the upper head of (lower) Kintla? I've wanted to go see that for a while but didn't have time to go that far when I went to Kintla a...

I'd say that camp picture of the gang still goes hard. The slight smiles are nice but I can tell you guys are still tough as nails. Awesome day! I love coming across spots like that where there are tons of bear tracks in both directions. And I'm kind of like you in that I like to clean off the...

As far I understand, in this instance, it would mean that you all look badass/cool. Haha.

I am here for the continuing entries in this series. Loved this one. Incredible waterfall and looked like a fantastic day to be out in that area. And in the words of today's youth, the shot of you all around the fire "goes hard."

Marvelous looking trip. And great deal on the multiple grizzly sightings. Fantastic weather window you caught. We've been getting pretty lucky in the GYE this October, for the most part.

Lovely! Sounds like perfect conditions aside from the bit of mud!

Ah yeah, I imagine so. We were surprised we didn't run into any north-bound CDT hikers actually since it was still early September. Figured there would still be some people on the tail end of the pack around then.

Thanks! I'd really like to get back and get to the higher alpine areas toward the center of the range. Maybe next summer. And yeah, being out of school makes September and October so much better. Honestly had forgotten that that had kept me from doing much backpacking that time of year.

We saw one person while we were backpacking. And then we came across a horse tethered to a tree, so there must have been someone associated with that horse too. Saw a few people at the campground and along the road. There were 4 other cars at the trailhead, so I think there must have been some...

Pretty sure I've had that guy do my permits in the backcountry office a few times as well. Is it the one from Arizona? He was much more chill this year than he was the year before haha. Very cool loop! I've looked into routes in the area but always kind of stop looking because of how the sites...

September 7-9, 2023 I met up with some friends from Jackson and Spokane for a quick trip to the Pintlers in early September. We planned a lollipop loop on the SW end of the range with a small bit off trail. We met up on Friday night at the Pintler Campground. We snagged the last available spot...

Envious of the reds! We don't get much of that in the mountains up here.

This was really cool to see. I get seasick even on kayaks after a little while, so this whole thing would've been a no-go for me. You guys sure ate well! And it was interesting seeing that aspen forest with the ferns down below. What a cool place.

Fabulous foliage out there. That is a heck of a day, and really crappy that it was capped off with that stab o_O Insult to injury, having to go that much longer without eating anything after such a long hike!

Fantastic! It's really interesting to see how overgrown/not heavily used that site (and probably several others in that area) is. All the sites I've ever stayed at are mostly bare hard packed dirt in the area all around the fire ring.

Wish I knew it at a glance because I'd have come in with the legal description.

As you'd suspect, we use it in the legal system so we have a precise way to refer to tracts of land, usually when they're being transferred. I've never met anyone who knew the legal description for their own real estate though. Haha.

Unreal scenery! What an awesome trip.

Yep, we did a shuttle route. I guess the title of my post oversimplifies the route since the fastest way between DeLacy and Dogshead is the east side of the lake. Haha. I know a couple of my friends from Jackson have hiked over on the east side to fish before. Sounds like it's a fine trail, but...