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Look into the Sawyer Mini or Squeeze. Hard to beat for $20. It's about all I've used for the last year. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FA2RLX2/?tag=backcountrypo-20 I like having a couple 2 liter bags to bring water to camp to filter as needed...

I can't offer specific recommendations, but I've found more time is always better! There are so many alcoves and side canyons to explore. Sounds like a great trip. Hope you'll share pics when you get back!

Here was one from Big Jacks last year.

I'll be out of service until next week. @Outdoor_Fool was close. How about if you take it? We got lucky and caught a ride. Spent three nights on the BMT.

First thought was Big Jacks, but the screen on here is small and we're desert sunbaked. :-) Great slickrock.

Hiking the BMT down to Escalante. Might be able to look later.

It did have a familiar ring to it!

A hint? Utah!

We floated by it several years ago. Hard to keep track of all those canyons.

Along the Escalante near Horse if I remember right.

Utah

Way too warm. 40s and raining on the way in. Snow was saturated. Probably teens at night. Much warmer than Shoshone where it was below zero.

Yep! I'm never sure whether to post the easy ones or more remote spots.

You can guess too.

Yep, feel free to give hints. Intermittent Internet, skiing in Yellowstone. Currently camped up Slough Creek.

Rhetorical question? :scatman:

You're in the general area, but not Smith Fork.

It helps that we were just there last month ;-)

Looks like Fairy Falls

You've probably seen it, but here's a link to the ski trails map. http://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/skiyellmaps.htm And grooming info. http://www.yellowstonenationalparklodges.com/things-to-do/winter-things-to-do/daily-ski-trail-status/