The Grand Teton Lake Tour

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May 22nd 2006

Published: June 3rd 2006

I took a four day jaunt down to Grand Teton National Park and took a nice three day tour of some of the glacial lakes at the base of the Teton range and Two Oceans lake in the Northeastern part of the Park. Day 1: Two Oceans Lake and Hermitage Point The first day started out very bland and overcast with threats of drizzly doom intermittent thru-out my hike around Two Ocean's lake. The whole day ... Read Full Entry

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Day3: Fractal (Leigh) Lake

This one reminds me of the Julia Set Fractal.

Day3: Other Side of Leigh

This was taken on the otherside of Leigh Lake from my campsite.

Day3: Nice Turnpike

This is a very nice turnpike on the east side of string lake.

Day3: Cathedral Range

View from the Road towards Jenny Lake.

Day3: Tetons from Jenny Lake

Day3: Caged Teton

This was taken from the North Shore of Jenny Lake, where there was considerable fire damage.

Day3: Awesome Stepping Stones

They actually framed the mountain stream with rock before placing the stepping stones, that is a beautiful trail structure.

Day3: Cascade Creek

This Creek was intensely cascading like this for about 3/4 of a mile! It was out of control.

Day3: Hidden Falls

The source of Cascade Creeks fury!

Day3: Inspiration Point

Overlooking Jenny Lake, the yellow brested whosy-wha-hopper is in that dead tree somewhere.

Day3: Inspiration Point North

Over my left shoulder.

Day3: Inspiration Point South

Over my right shoulder.

Day3: Explosives and Trails

Note that the trail was blown out of the mountain here.

Day3: Bull Moose

The Moose I ran into on the way out.

Tetons from the West Side

Me under Elk Antlers

Jackson Hole has four of these crazy Antler Arches, it's 75 bucks if you take one, as you can see I'm torn with indecision.

Kepler Cascade

This Cascade is in Yellowstone coming back north to Bozeman.

4th June 2006

Sara K
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sweet ass pictures!
Hey Lukester, those are some crazy cool pictures you have there. That looks like it was an incredible trip! I think Erik and I will definitely have to try to get through there on our way out this summer.... See you in a couple months! P.S. Can you imagine trying to tie that canoe onto the Aspire? Aw, RIP little periwinkle car....

15th June 2006

Hendrix
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got any buggaders?
Oh man that trip looked like it was crazy delicious! I just might need to take a road trip here soon and check this stuff out. goodtimes -Z-

26th June 2006

Peter Z
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Looks like a blast
Nioce blog and related pictures. Make me desire non-east coast backpacking. Hard.

3rd November 2008

Jason Atkinson
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Much more beautiful then our painting!!
We have a print of a painting above our bed, with a plaque with "Teton Lake" and the artists name (Robert Wood). We decided to google it, and your blog/pics was the first result. Thank you for sharing these gorgeous pictures. My fiancee now definately wants to make it down there!

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