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Yesterday, my family embarked on a 10.5 mile lollipop loop hike that began at the Grandeur Peak Trailhead in Millcreek Canyon. We first summited Grandeur Peak, and once on top we stopped for a quick snack and some picture taking. We then took the trail back off the summit until it married up with the Millcreek Ridge. At that point, we made our way east, off-trail along the ridge to Church Fork Peak. We enjoyed a late lunch by the summit cairn on Church Fork, and then continued east along the ridgeline until we reached upper Burch Hollow. After a quick descent down the Burch Hollow Trail, we met up with the Pipeline Trail and headed west, back to the Grandeur Peak Trail to complete the loop.
This was easily the most crowded I have ever seen the trail up to the summit of Grandeur. Of course, along the way, I was stopping to take photos of all the wonderful wildflowers along the trail. Our experience hiking east along the Millcreek Ridge was the complete opposite of the Grandeur Trail, as we saw no one. We wouldn't see another person until we left the Burch Hallow Trail and started heading back towards Grandeur on the Pipeline Trail.
The route along the ridge took us some time, and there was some unavoidable bushwhacking through scrub oak at times, even a little bit of route finding to try and avoid the worst of the scrub oak was called for. And of course the wildflowers were abundant along the ridgeline too, just like they had been along the Grandeur Peak Trail.
Here's some shots of our hike.
![Grandeur_Church_Fork_Peaks_Loop.jpg Grandeur_Church_Fork_Peaks_Loop.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98773-c4606135e0eb436401e1f055a867feee.jpg)
Overview map of our hike
![01.jpg 01.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98716-908495b1aeff011059d89e78dd7340f2.jpg)
Millcreek
![02.jpg 02.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98717-b07c3c3e18d32436e4dec9043807a4a2.jpg)
Had to walk from the road, through the picnic area to reach the official trailhead for Grandeur
![03.jpg 03.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98718-f8a99a5ad0a8ecb90985756a75ffca2c.jpg)
A nice patch of Snake Grass, which looked better in person than it turned out in the above photo.![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![04.jpg 04.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98719-5c6d78b9cc77d9f52ae03e72d89c5d67.jpg)
After gaining a little bit of elevation, Mount Olympus and Wildcat Ridge to our south begin to come into view
![05.jpg 05.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98720-2c40821817bf757ffb223e4a611578df.jpg)
Geranium?
![07.jpg 07.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98721-c5eef6781488c41929ba2f8182efe18c.jpg)
Woodland-star
![08.jpg 08.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98722-61d96693cb41015b94bff7af42e2ad7a.jpg)
Starwort
![09.jpg 09.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98723-0b0194fef454b3bacb907bbb8678723c.jpg)
Wild Pea
![10.jpg 10.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98724-b8f079459ff57fdb6b3fccef42ed4967.jpg)
Choke Cherry
![11.jpg 11.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98725-82bc19db20600272a888b7f1ebf7e2d3.jpg)
Solomon's Seal
![12.jpg 12.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98726-5b93ffca35152e1d48aa151e90eb18cc.jpg)
Arrowleafed Balsamroot
![13.jpg 13.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98727-78c7ae12e1fa2c164ba1a4e2cf73a01f.jpg)
![14b.jpg 14b.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98772-a90e423147a93cee7a969c4f80f1a333.jpg)
A look up at Grandeur Peak
![17.jpg 17.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98728-9429ab04b5ef8361588d9473e10fb10d.jpg)
Caterpillar nest - We ran into a lot of these on our hike
![18.jpg 18.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98729-e5c2a4b4d9706f01354c86023cc92645.jpg)
More wild pea
![19.jpg 19.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98730-c3105f1522d3adfe7edb5c21d63c06e9.jpg)
Wasatch Beardtongue
![20.jpg 20.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98731-bc00f48e56a9181f85b41c8638583725.jpg)
More beardtongue
![21.jpg 21.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98732-7f1cf17e3d1b6c0d10e7e2aa10b37892.jpg)
Groundsel and Fernleaf Biscuitroot
![23.jpg 23.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98733-ab0818452144f47341f3d1452c65c585.jpg)
Utah Serviceberry
![24.jpg 24.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98734-5938167cbba4080e18d50fa0b705bf66.jpg)
More caterpillars
![26.jpg 26.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98735-53ae05eef790a640b210f67951e5fdb6.jpg)
Working our way up the Grandeur Trail - slow going thanks to Scatman taking a lot of pictures.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![27.jpg 27.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98736-7e782a27d944414db635e70bc09c687f.jpg)
View of the ridgeline, from the summit of Grandeur, that we will take on our way to Church Fork Peak
![29.jpg 29.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98737-d9d39a6bc92906b2c443b5adfcf02665.jpg)
Grandeur summit shot
![30.jpg 30.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98738-a5d6ced486c8b02be33e570d082770b9.jpg)
A lizard, just off the summit of Grandeur
![31.jpg 31.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98739-cae7cfbaf44be75926604e72714fb132.jpg)
Larkspur
![32.jpg 32.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98740-643af432c974bb89f40a164934fb4c62.jpg)
On the Millcreek Ridge, looking back west at Grandeur Peak
![33.jpg 33.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98741-f1fd2768e14c6ab4c8747953e3a9b191.jpg)
View along the ridge to Church Fork Peak
![34.jpg 34.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98742-93850badd2937393c394f128c8e484d6.jpg)
More ridge views - looking east towards Church Fork Peak
![35.jpg 35.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98743-ca2cc994d81f0e91c6eecc305d963667.jpg)
Nice shot down Church Fork Drainage to the bottom of the canyon
![36.jpg 36.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98744-aebafb3b02d83c8c5948a6ddeec9b25a.jpg)
Pretty typical of ridge hiking in the Wasatch
![37.jpg 37.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98745-def0d87cd6177dacdab5551ce11ad861.jpg)
Common Storksbill
![38.jpg 38.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98746-38b87d178def8edc79c3dfc4ee36b71c.jpg)
Prickly Pear
![39.jpg 39.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98747-f9f4693a954d09ff3bbe3e79ed57de4b.jpg)
More ridge views
![40.jpg 40.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98748-24cc9cf7b9c45dbcfadc2b88d8abb5b9.jpg)
@Outdoor_Fool - need some help identifying
![41.jpg 41.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98749-2fdbf7e946f3260ddab47dd74049d656.jpg)
Scrub oak bushwhacking
![42.jpg 42.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98750-a07cbddcb2718f1f99eab4b871cd910a.jpg)
Mountain Mahogany in bloom
![43.jpg 43.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98751-3686c325f2ac2074abc49effac70c8de.jpg)
Third straight weekend hike that I've seen horney lizards
![44.jpg 44.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98752-97cc2b6e707c99c94d3d514e643d3f1b.jpg)
Who chose to go this way!
A nasty patch along the ridge. ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![45.jpg 45.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98753-3fe42569a3acbac7a580c7bed9723dde.jpg)
Looking back at Grandeur and the portion of the ridge that we have hiked across thus far.
![46.jpg 46.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98754-c6bd8d2fe20267470e43ffb2447c92dc.jpg)
Aerial target on the ground
![47.jpg 47.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98755-5637f08c1d925199203643f8d78d749c.jpg)
Aspen, just starting to get their leaves at roughly 8000 feet
![48.jpg 48.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98756-d6363cb07560cc8b80baa9b98564f495.jpg)
More hills to make our way up along the ridge
![49.jpg 49.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98757-4f86ee4b98ca27afee02af18141cf0df.jpg)
Approaching the Church Fork Peak summit
![50.jpg 50.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98758-349b47931a658907d3d89d2dddc8dc06.jpg)
The Millcreek Ridge, from Grandeur Peak to Church Fork Peak. Who are those stragglers heading up the ridge?![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
![51.jpg 51.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98759-594844843fc0d976660a6979f408d892.jpg)
Church Fork summit shot
![52.jpg 52.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98760-f425bfa3305fdcd5b7d18ca1d030b646.jpg)
Church Fork Yurt - just off the summit
![53.jpg 53.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98761-6c6cd42485d9a63d537a04bacd3bad2c.jpg)
Goosefoot Violets on our way to Burch Hollow
![53b.jpg 53b.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98762-242fc35bdce992185e05d0e0daadb466.jpg)
Small-Flowered Blue-Eyed Mary
![54.jpg 54.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98763-6dd66b1b361cec6d822130a70e3f6d08.jpg)
Upper Burch Hollow, our way back down, and Mount Aire to the east
![55.jpg 55.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98764-52a1620c9f309869e3dad7108a35792c.jpg)
A look down Burch Hollow to the bottom of the canyon
![56.jpg 56.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98765-7d30d12652c8d91ae19adce6eeb84bfa.jpg)
A look back up at the ridge we traversed from Church Fork Peak to Burch Hollow
![57.jpg 57.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98766-4e59c8cff86cc5d14c12c978a9f7f643.jpg)
Ball-head Waterleaf - this wildflower was everywhere along the Pipeline trail
![58.jpg 58.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98767-0d2b83f93e5bc061561691a122dd6d26.jpg)
Only about 1.6 miles to complete the loop and about 2 more miles to the Subaru.
![59.jpg 59.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98768-c07ea5c1c851a4aebba0f3cde2d942a7.jpg)
A patch of phlox along the Pipeline Trail
![60.jpg 60.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98769-81d4daebaf6ab910f86cab75611705be.jpg)
Grandeur Peak - the last summit to the west along the ridgeline, and a look down Millcreek Canyon
![61.jpg 61.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98770-ad9aecdb61bcb15827640edc7e6cf48d.jpg)
Nice little waterfall on Church Fork
![62.jpg 62.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98771-9497542a4d271117abd6fa55921d9e65.jpg)
Back at the Sube.
The End.
This was easily the most crowded I have ever seen the trail up to the summit of Grandeur. Of course, along the way, I was stopping to take photos of all the wonderful wildflowers along the trail. Our experience hiking east along the Millcreek Ridge was the complete opposite of the Grandeur Trail, as we saw no one. We wouldn't see another person until we left the Burch Hallow Trail and started heading back towards Grandeur on the Pipeline Trail.
The route along the ridge took us some time, and there was some unavoidable bushwhacking through scrub oak at times, even a little bit of route finding to try and avoid the worst of the scrub oak was called for. And of course the wildflowers were abundant along the ridgeline too, just like they had been along the Grandeur Peak Trail.
Here's some shots of our hike.
![Grandeur_Church_Fork_Peaks_Loop.jpg Grandeur_Church_Fork_Peaks_Loop.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98773-c4606135e0eb436401e1f055a867feee.jpg)
Overview map of our hike
![01.jpg 01.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98716-908495b1aeff011059d89e78dd7340f2.jpg)
Millcreek
![02.jpg 02.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98717-b07c3c3e18d32436e4dec9043807a4a2.jpg)
Had to walk from the road, through the picnic area to reach the official trailhead for Grandeur
![03.jpg 03.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98718-f8a99a5ad0a8ecb90985756a75ffca2c.jpg)
A nice patch of Snake Grass, which looked better in person than it turned out in the above photo.
![04.jpg 04.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98719-5c6d78b9cc77d9f52ae03e72d89c5d67.jpg)
After gaining a little bit of elevation, Mount Olympus and Wildcat Ridge to our south begin to come into view
![05.jpg 05.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98720-2c40821817bf757ffb223e4a611578df.jpg)
Geranium?
![07.jpg 07.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98721-c5eef6781488c41929ba2f8182efe18c.jpg)
Woodland-star
![08.jpg 08.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98722-61d96693cb41015b94bff7af42e2ad7a.jpg)
Starwort
![09.jpg 09.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98723-0b0194fef454b3bacb907bbb8678723c.jpg)
Wild Pea
![10.jpg 10.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98724-b8f079459ff57fdb6b3fccef42ed4967.jpg)
Choke Cherry
![11.jpg 11.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98725-82bc19db20600272a888b7f1ebf7e2d3.jpg)
Solomon's Seal
![12.jpg 12.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98726-5b93ffca35152e1d48aa151e90eb18cc.jpg)
Arrowleafed Balsamroot
![13.jpg 13.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98727-78c7ae12e1fa2c164ba1a4e2cf73a01f.jpg)
![14b.jpg 14b.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98772-a90e423147a93cee7a969c4f80f1a333.jpg)
A look up at Grandeur Peak
![17.jpg 17.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98728-9429ab04b5ef8361588d9473e10fb10d.jpg)
Caterpillar nest - We ran into a lot of these on our hike
![18.jpg 18.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98729-e5c2a4b4d9706f01354c86023cc92645.jpg)
More wild pea
![19.jpg 19.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98730-c3105f1522d3adfe7edb5c21d63c06e9.jpg)
Wasatch Beardtongue
![20.jpg 20.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98731-bc00f48e56a9181f85b41c8638583725.jpg)
More beardtongue
![21.jpg 21.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98732-7f1cf17e3d1b6c0d10e7e2aa10b37892.jpg)
Groundsel and Fernleaf Biscuitroot
![23.jpg 23.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98733-ab0818452144f47341f3d1452c65c585.jpg)
Utah Serviceberry
![24.jpg 24.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98734-5938167cbba4080e18d50fa0b705bf66.jpg)
More caterpillars
![26.jpg 26.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98735-53ae05eef790a640b210f67951e5fdb6.jpg)
Working our way up the Grandeur Trail - slow going thanks to Scatman taking a lot of pictures.
![27.jpg 27.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98736-7e782a27d944414db635e70bc09c687f.jpg)
View of the ridgeline, from the summit of Grandeur, that we will take on our way to Church Fork Peak
![29.jpg 29.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98737-d9d39a6bc92906b2c443b5adfcf02665.jpg)
Grandeur summit shot
![30.jpg 30.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98738-a5d6ced486c8b02be33e570d082770b9.jpg)
A lizard, just off the summit of Grandeur
![31.jpg 31.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98739-cae7cfbaf44be75926604e72714fb132.jpg)
Larkspur
![32.jpg 32.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98740-643af432c974bb89f40a164934fb4c62.jpg)
On the Millcreek Ridge, looking back west at Grandeur Peak
![33.jpg 33.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98741-f1fd2768e14c6ab4c8747953e3a9b191.jpg)
View along the ridge to Church Fork Peak
![34.jpg 34.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98742-93850badd2937393c394f128c8e484d6.jpg)
More ridge views - looking east towards Church Fork Peak
![35.jpg 35.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98743-ca2cc994d81f0e91c6eecc305d963667.jpg)
Nice shot down Church Fork Drainage to the bottom of the canyon
![36.jpg 36.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98744-aebafb3b02d83c8c5948a6ddeec9b25a.jpg)
Pretty typical of ridge hiking in the Wasatch
![37.jpg 37.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98745-def0d87cd6177dacdab5551ce11ad861.jpg)
Common Storksbill
![38.jpg 38.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98746-38b87d178def8edc79c3dfc4ee36b71c.jpg)
Prickly Pear
![39.jpg 39.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98747-f9f4693a954d09ff3bbe3e79ed57de4b.jpg)
More ridge views
![40.jpg 40.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98748-24cc9cf7b9c45dbcfadc2b88d8abb5b9.jpg)
@Outdoor_Fool - need some help identifying
![41.jpg 41.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98749-2fdbf7e946f3260ddab47dd74049d656.jpg)
Scrub oak bushwhacking
![42.jpg 42.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98750-a07cbddcb2718f1f99eab4b871cd910a.jpg)
Mountain Mahogany in bloom
![43.jpg 43.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98751-3686c325f2ac2074abc49effac70c8de.jpg)
Third straight weekend hike that I've seen horney lizards
![44.jpg 44.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98752-97cc2b6e707c99c94d3d514e643d3f1b.jpg)
Who chose to go this way!
![45.jpg 45.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98753-3fe42569a3acbac7a580c7bed9723dde.jpg)
Looking back at Grandeur and the portion of the ridge that we have hiked across thus far.
![46.jpg 46.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98754-c6bd8d2fe20267470e43ffb2447c92dc.jpg)
Aerial target on the ground
![47.jpg 47.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98755-5637f08c1d925199203643f8d78d749c.jpg)
Aspen, just starting to get their leaves at roughly 8000 feet
![48.jpg 48.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98756-d6363cb07560cc8b80baa9b98564f495.jpg)
More hills to make our way up along the ridge
![49.jpg 49.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98757-4f86ee4b98ca27afee02af18141cf0df.jpg)
Approaching the Church Fork Peak summit
![50.jpg 50.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98758-349b47931a658907d3d89d2dddc8dc06.jpg)
The Millcreek Ridge, from Grandeur Peak to Church Fork Peak. Who are those stragglers heading up the ridge?
![51.jpg 51.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98759-594844843fc0d976660a6979f408d892.jpg)
Church Fork summit shot
![52.jpg 52.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98760-f425bfa3305fdcd5b7d18ca1d030b646.jpg)
Church Fork Yurt - just off the summit
![53.jpg 53.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98761-6c6cd42485d9a63d537a04bacd3bad2c.jpg)
Goosefoot Violets on our way to Burch Hollow
![53b.jpg 53b.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98762-242fc35bdce992185e05d0e0daadb466.jpg)
Small-Flowered Blue-Eyed Mary
![54.jpg 54.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98763-6dd66b1b361cec6d822130a70e3f6d08.jpg)
Upper Burch Hollow, our way back down, and Mount Aire to the east
![55.jpg 55.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98764-52a1620c9f309869e3dad7108a35792c.jpg)
A look down Burch Hollow to the bottom of the canyon
![56.jpg 56.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98765-7d30d12652c8d91ae19adce6eeb84bfa.jpg)
A look back up at the ridge we traversed from Church Fork Peak to Burch Hollow
![57.jpg 57.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98766-4e59c8cff86cc5d14c12c978a9f7f643.jpg)
Ball-head Waterleaf - this wildflower was everywhere along the Pipeline trail
![58.jpg 58.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98767-0d2b83f93e5bc061561691a122dd6d26.jpg)
Only about 1.6 miles to complete the loop and about 2 more miles to the Subaru.
![59.jpg 59.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98768-c07ea5c1c851a4aebba0f3cde2d942a7.jpg)
A patch of phlox along the Pipeline Trail
![60.jpg 60.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98769-81d4daebaf6ab910f86cab75611705be.jpg)
Grandeur Peak - the last summit to the west along the ridgeline, and a look down Millcreek Canyon
![61.jpg 61.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98770-ad9aecdb61bcb15827640edc7e6cf48d.jpg)
Nice little waterfall on Church Fork
![62.jpg 62.jpg](https://backcountrypost.com/data/attachments/98/98771-9497542a4d271117abd6fa55921d9e65.jpg)
Back at the Sube.
The End.
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