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| Rapid River West Fork. One four-hour run here each week. |
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| Glassing hundreds of elk. |
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| B skating in a local relay. Their team was the Nordic Ninjas. |
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| Wind River Trail and the Bouillon Mine Trail above the Salmon River, just east of Riggins, ID. |
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| Wind River Bridge over the Salmon River. |
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| Sergeants Mountain (North Brundage Peak, 7800'-ish) just after the new year. |
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| Fall Creek Summit with the Crestline Trail running north. This is the heart of the IMTUF 100 course. |
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| Brandi and her girlfriends skate skiing to Burgdorf in January. They ski 21 miles to the Hot Springs. Party it up with various libations. Then, ski 21 miles back home the next day. This old forest road is the start and finish of IMTUF 100, just a 1/4 mile from Burgdorf. |
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| B, earning turns on a cold Brundage morning. |
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| Another awesome day in the Canyons. |
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| Robie Kitty. Rollin in swag. |
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| Shell-shocked and hypothermic after 5 hours and 11k vertical. Skinning and skiing at Tamarack on a miserable -10F day. |
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| Happy times with Miss Molly at Rapid River. |
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| RR. |
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| Molly will be in Nepal...walking across it for the next few months. She should be ready to rip IMTUF a new one when she gets back home. Strength and Honor young lady |
Great photos!
ReplyDeleteGood seeing you at the Hells Canyon Adventure Run.
Hi Scott. It was a fine day in Hell for sure. I will try to do a little write up and post up some pics real soon. Good luck at Boston!
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Awesome! I've been through that country, Rapid River - I didn't know it had such good trails. Lick Creek and the road that goes through there is amazing, such good country. Looking strong!
ReplyDeleteIt is strange that during winter I have to drive North an hour to get to a warmer area with low enough elevation to run on dirt. The canyons in Idaho dominate the topography and the wild rivers run in seemingly irrational directions. I guess the Idaho Batholith steers the waters in improbable ways. Lucky to have a winter retreat deep in the canyons carved by the Salmon and Snake Rivers. If you visit in winter or spring, I would be happy to give you a tour of the Riggins area canyons.
DeleteStrength and Honor. Love it.
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