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Love seeing a good Uintas report. They're not quite as common as they were on here in the past. I had the same reaction as you up in the high part of Naturalist. I had it all to myself late in the season and was constantly blown away by it all. Your photos of it are great!

This is quite the catchy headline! Had no idea about this practice.

Nice! Love how quiet that corner is. I've hardly seen another person on any of the trails there.

Great water bottles. Still use both of mine all the time. Missed a good opportunity to take a shot of it today out working at Ruby Reservoir.

Yeah, this was our fifth year doing a trip there this time of year, and it was by far the warmest and driest I've experienced. Makes life easier, but I kinda wished it had rained or snowed just a bit. Haha.

Some subtle colors from a few days ago in the Bechler area of Yellowstone.

Great trip! And I loved the food and beverages highlights as well.

Sounds like it was a week-long solo trip? That's not a trip I'd be brave enough to try solo. Rainy and foggy when he summitted. Probably a pretty sketchy descent.

Beautiful! Love seeing the leaves start to go. Must have been great having that all to yourself (helicopter aside).

Welcome! Sounds like you'll be very happy with your move!

From last weekend. Eagle Creek Campground outside of Gardiner, and then a site on Pebble Creek. Frosty both mornings!

This is so incredibly cool. I'm blown away!

Awesome trip! And that's good to know the SAR feature gets local response outside North America and Europe. Haha.

Congratulations! What a place to propose. This has me excited for my annual trip to the area in a little bit. A note on where you set your tent the first night. That area turns into a pond if it rains a lot. Ask me how I know. Haha. The actual designated tent site is in the meadow uphill...

I hadn't logged in since before last weekend and am late getting to this! What a route! Absolutely loved looking through. Going to have to re-read it in detail.

Given that many portions of Bechler Meadow have standing water year-round, I'd be hesitant to go off-trail for very long if at all. Unless you don't mind wet feet and mud. I'm just thinking of the little sections along the trail where the water is 6" deep even in late September and early...

I'm kicking myself this year for missing out on yet another amazing Southern Absarokas trip with you all. Let's get it next year! I'll be in the southern Madisons this weekend thinking of you all.

Happy birthday! I'm a little late to this, but what a way to spend it!

Wow, was one of them sitting upright?

We can't all live in Island Park!