I set off for a 35+ mile run deep into the Lick Creek Range near Lick Creek Summit. Bushwhacking and non-existent trails cut the run short to around 13 miles. Oh well, the country was beautiful, the huckleberries were bountiful and the day was still a great success. To those who say the huckleberry crop is weak this year, you should really see it above 7,000'. Unbelievable.
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| Sawtooth Peak from Lick Creek Road |
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| Looking down on Hum Lake form the pass above Duck Lake |
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| Hum Lake. The path I came in on is on the right side of photo. The path shown on maps from Hum Lake is not there. Pure bushwhack from here on out. |
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| Looking east into the North Fork Lick Creek drainage. |
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| Unnamed peak above Loon Creek headwaters. |
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| Loon Creek drainage with South Loon and North Loon Peaks towering above. |
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| Gorgeous Duck Lake: 1 more easy mile to the truck. |
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