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Day 2 Iceline/Twin Falls – Yoho NP

Rock, glaciers and high alpine lakes, welcome to the Iceline Trail.

Day 2 Yoho Lake CG to Twin Falls CG, 17.8 km, 650 m Elevation Gain, 900 m Elevation Loss, 7 hrs 15 min.

As usual I was up early I was out of the tent by 6:35 am. I was trying to be quiet to let Siobhan sleep and not disturb the other campers. I appeared to be the first one up. Getting up early allows me some quiet personal time. Early rising also frequently provides spectacular morning light shows provided by the rising sun. After checking that Frosty Paws was keeping the tent safe I headed over to the lake were a deep grey cloud cover dulled the morning. After taking some photographs I headed over the bear hang to grab the food and get the morning coffee going. As I got the stove set up the sun was still below the horizon but the light from the sun reflected off of the bottom of the clouds producing a deep orange glow on the clouds which reflected in the water. This amazing light show lasted for about 10 minutes and by the time I had my coffee it was all over.

6:35 am wake up and Frosty is guarding the tent.
No golden light, time 6:48 am
Early morning sun providing a private light show, time 6:58am.
Pays to get up early.
Morning coffee. Time 7:06 and the light show is over.

The weather reports had promised a sunny, blue sky day. As we had breakfast and tore down the tent the clouds cleared off giving us our blue sky day. We were all packed up and ready to go at about 9:10 am. We had all day to do 18 km. A good start would allow us plenty of time to stop and pause and take in the sights instead of just plowing down the trail with our heads down pounding out the mileage.

Blue sky. Like the hole through Michael Peak.
Happy faces to start day 2
All packed up. There are signs of life in the campground.
Heading for the Iceline. Will not actually go all the way to Little Yoho CG but will have lunch at the Stanley Mitchell Hut.

The trail cuts around the far end of the lake from where we approached and immediately started to climb. The trail is well graded as we will spend the next 3 hrs climbing to the high point of the trail but only gain about 400 m of elevation. We get intemittent views of Takakkaw Falls through the trees as we hike. After about 40 minutes the trail hits a bit of plateau and the trees start to thin out bringing all the peaks of the park into view. We stop to take some pictures of the falls and I manage to pull off some long exposure shots of Takakkaw Falls. One day I will get some filters to make the long exposure shots easier but I thought they worked out pretty well.

Green and lush near the trail. Much of the Iceline is across rocks so this will end soon.
Big views. It what we came for.
Takakkaw Falls. Left photo shutter 1/60th sec, middle photo 1.6 sec, right photo 4 sec.

We came to the junction with the Iceline trail connecting to our trail from early yesterday at 10:15. This is where the trail starts to head up again. It was 2.25 km from the campground and had taken us about an hour. Taking photographs takes time but it was why we were here. Shortly after reaching the junction we were passed by our first hiking coming up from the parking lot. We would start to meet a scattering of people traveling both ways but I would in no way describe the trail as crowded.

Going across the little plateau. The vegetation is thinning out.
Junction.
Siobhan arriving at the junction. Still smiling one hour into the hike.
The Daly Glacier feeding Takakkaw Falls.
Heading that way. Not much vegetation left. The cliff above us leads to the peak known as the Vice President.

We started to climb again but the gradient was never very steep. The velocity graph on the Viewranger App showed that many times we hit a speed of zero, indicating that we were stopped for a short interval to take in the scenery. You could actually day hike the trail. Starting at the parking lot at Takakkaw Falls, go to the trailhead by the hostel, by pass Yoho Lake and go over the Iceline to the Little Yoho Valley, down to Laughing Falls and back to the car. I was very happy we had done the short stretch to Yoho Lake as it allowed us plenty of time to enjoy where we were.

Trees insist on growing in the most difficult of places.
Day hikers.
The trail would alternate from loose rocks of the moraines to the bare rock of the underlying mountain.
Siobhan with Takakkaw Falls to the left.

A few more day hikers passed us then a large group of older people came by the other way hiking from Little Yoho CG. We had a nice discussion with the fellow at the back of the group. Despite being older they were pretty hardcore. He talked about traveling over the glaciers of the Waputik Icefield (of which the Daly Glacier is a part). Glacier travel is a bit out of my league. After a fun short chat we said goodbye so that he could catch up with his group and we continued on our way up to the high point of the trail.

Siobhan having a little snack along the trail.
The trail crossed numerous little outlfow streams draining the glaciers.
Small glacier under the ridge to the Vice President which would be just off the right of the picture.

We had some fun and stopped at a small lake to take artsy photos.

One of the many small little ponds populating the Iceline.
Siobhan posing. The peak at centre is Isolation Peak (2845 m)
Striking a pose.
Siobhan looking pleased with herself.
Ok, my geology photo for trip. Love the 90 degree angle in the fold in the rock.
What father would put their little girl on a pedestal.
Ok, another amazing example of the folding of rock. The Secretary-Treasurer mountain.

We reached the junction with the trail to Lake Celeste at 11:55 am. The trail to the lake ends up joining the main trail along the Little Yoho River. Other than shortening the trip and saving some time I do not know why someone would want to drop off the Iceline early. Fifteen minutes after passing the junction to Lake Celeste we took a quick detour up a small hill to the Iceline Summit. The view over Yoho NP was sublime.

Siobhan taking in the view from the Iceline Summit.
The view west from the summit. Mountain in the centre has the Little Yoho Valley at the bottom of it running across the screen and it connects with the Yoho Valley where the mountain makes a point on the right hand side of the screen.
Looking east from the summit.
The view from the summit of where we are headed.
Siobhan heading down from the Iceline Summit. You can see the main trail below. It is not far

We rejoined the main trail it was 3.8 km down 170 m to the Little Yoho River and the Stanley Mitchell Hut were we would have lunch. We past by some more hikers heading the other way up the Iceline. We dropped off the rock of the high trail 30 minutes after leaving the Iceline Summit.

Will cut below the lake on our left than stay high around the ridge at centre before dropping down into the forest. The long mountain on the right is the Whaleback Mountain. The sharp peak at centre is Isloation Peak (2845 m) connected to Mt McArthur (3015 m) by the glacier. on the left is Kiwetinok Peak (2902 m).
Siobhan with Lilliput Mountain (2908 m) and the Waputik Icefileds in the background.

As we walked along the base of the rockface we were looking for whistling marmots but none were to be found. A group of not very experienced day hikers had asked how far to the Iceline Summit and I had enthusiastically said about half an hour to an hour. It had been more like an hour and a half for us and we had been going downhill. I figured the worse I did was give them a bit of false hope that the Iceline Summit was just around the next bend. Siobhan nicley chided me for being off in my advice.

Some colourful fungus growing along the north facing slope. Decided that they were probably not a good addition to our lunch.

We soon arrived at the Little Yoho River. We made our way across the not very robust bridge and a couple of minutes later arrived at the Stanley Mitchell Hut where we were planning on having lunch. It was 1:30 pm we had traveled 10.6 km leaving us with just over 7 km to go to reach Twin Falls CG. We enjoyed a decadent trail lunch of pitas, red pepper, cheddar cheese and potato chips. I took advantage of our extended stop to pull out the fly and set it out in the sun to dry.

Helpful addtions to the sign. Some people may want to find the ACC Hut (the Stanley Mitchell Hut) and the trail back to Yoho Valley.
Definitely a small river. Crossing the Little Yoho River.
Looking west to the Kwitanok Pass. Mt Kerr (2863 m) at centre is just to the left of the pass.
Happy to arrive at the Stanley Mitchell Hut. Siobhan remembered once we arrived that she had stayed at the hut about 10 years before.
Lunch.
It tastes really good out on the trail. Lots of carb, salt and fat with a little bit of veggie.

Lunch was a solid 40 minutes long. We relaxed and soak in the sun and the views. Much of the rest of the day would be inside the forest with only the occasional view of the alpine. We saw one couple come by heading to the Iceline. They made no attempt at converstation but we made up for that with a relatively long chat with three runners heading to the Iceline. Siobhan and one of the guys shared some intel about their Garmin watches is all that I know remember. Once we were back on our way the runners came by and we gave them directions to Twin Falls. Do not know why they decided against the Iceline. With a bit of luck we should have seen them returning from Twin Falls as they headed back to their cars but we never did see them again.

Looking back a full view of the Vice President (3066 m)
Siobhan happy. Full stomach, downhill trail in the shade.
Crossed a couple of avalanche paths. The power of tumbling snow is impressive.
Bridge over the Little Yoho River from Lake Celeste.
Junction with the trail from Lake Celeste. Only 2.5 km left to Laughing Falls.

Our hike down to Laughing Falls was fairly uneventful. We past a few groups heading up the trail. One of the groups seemed to say that they were staying at the Stanley Mitchell Hut. I was surprised that the hut would be available for rent during Covid. After an hour of hiking we rejoined the trail that I had previously hiked with Volcano. As we descended down to Laughing Falls Siobhan got annoyed at the evidence of trail cutting as people short-cutted the switchbacks. Siobhan did a little bit of trail maintenance to discourage others from going off trail and causing excess erosion.

Siobhan doing some trail maintenance.

It took a 1 hr and 25 minutes to arrive at Laughing Falls from lunch. We then spent 10 minutes looking at and taking photos of the falls.

Laughing Falls and a Sun Star.
Laughing Falls 2 second exposure
Siobhan at Laughing Falls.

It is about 2.5 km to Twin Falls CG from Laughing Falls. It took us 35 minutest to make our way to Laughing Falls arriving at 4:30 pm. We had covered 17.75 km in a comfortable 7 hrs 10 minutes giving us plenty of time on the trail and plenty of time to set up camp and enjoy the campground.

Crossing over the Yoho River. The famous only railings on one side bridge seen in Yoho NP.
Tent all set up. Various items of clothing drying on a log.

After walking through camp looking at the available sites we chose the first one that we had seen. We took our time setting up camp and had the tent set up by 5:30 pm. Water for dinner was soon on the boil. We had more sausages that we could add to our store bought freeze dried meals.

Yoho River at the campground.
Siobhan enjoying putting the sausages into the dinner. Have to have more chips with dinner.
Cheese smokies mixed into the dinner.

After dinner we had a lovely chat with the ladies that had arrived late last night at Yoho Lake CG. They had quite a day. Instead of going to Laughing Falls they took the Connector route up the Twin Falls past Marpole Lake. On arriving at Twin Falls they found the bridge to be closed. It would have been a long hike back down the connector to Laughing Falls and then up to Twin Falls CG. So they looked at the bridge carefully noticing that there appeared to be some new boards across the bridge. With nothing seemingly amiss with the bridge they decided to risk and dark across. Obviously nothing catastrophic had happened and they arrived safely in about 30 minutes at Twin Falls CG. We had met another couple who had backtracked and it had taken them a good couple of hours to arrive at Twin Falls CG. Despite Covid and the precautions we had to take we had a long, lovely and safe discussion with the ladies after dinner. Siobhan had cycled 50 km the day before so she headed to the tent to finish watching a movie I had recommended “Wild Rose” a newly released version of a Star is Born. I took the opportunity in the fading light to take long exposure photos of the river.

Long exposure of the Yoho River.

I packed up the camera at about 8:30 pm. Siobhan finished the movie just before 9 pm. We had said our good nights by 9:30 pm.

Good night from Twin Falls CG.

Day 3 Iceline/Twin Falls

Iceline/Twin Falls Home

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Takakkaw Falls from th Incline Trail, Yoho NP. Ph Takakkaw Falls from th Incline Trail, Yoho NP.

Photos of Takakkaw Falls taken from the Iceline Trail.

1) 1.6 second exposure of the falls

2) view of the falls and the Daly Glacier that feeds the water to th falls

The Iceline Trail was a nice way to get a more unique view of the falls and with fewer people.

Morning of day 2 of amazing trip last summer with @sio.mellors 

Yoho NP

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Going through some photos from summer 2020. I lik Going through some photos from summer 2020.

I liked this photo, captured the early morning at Yoho Lake CG on my trip with @sio.mellors 

Loved how the water grabbed th orange reflection off the bottom of the clouds as the sun just crested the horizon.

I enjoy getting up early when camping. Not only do I get to enjoy the peace and quiet of camp, but the light of the sun presents fleeting visual displays that are gone in moments.

Yoho NP

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View looking West over the Tonto Platform from the View looking West over the Tonto Platform from the South Kaibab Trail.

This April will be our 10 year anniversary of our first trip to the Grand Canyon.

It is truly one of my happy places, have visited five times and camped below the rim three times.

Looking to get back sometime soon, but good things are worth the wait.

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Sunday morning sunrise! There are perks for getti Sunday morning sunrise!

There are perks for getting up early on a Sunday to go grocery shopping, and the mountain sunrises are one of them.

Shot off my phone from the parking in downtown Canmore.

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No doubt 2020 was a prickly year, and 2021 has sta No doubt 2020 was a prickly year, and 2021 has started out a little rough.

Just like hiking, if we keep going we will see beauty in amongst the prickles, but we need to stay on the trail.

Here's to good times ahead.

From our hike last year Emily hiking among the cactii towards the feature we affectionately named the Thumb, Passage 16 on the Arizona Trail

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Looking at a fun trip last summer through Yoho NP Looking at a fun trip last summer through Yoho NP with @sio.mellors 

Lots of waterfalls to see in the park, Laughing Falls is a fun and loud falls right off the main trail located surprisingly, next to Laughing Falls CG.

We stopped by on our way to Twin Falls CG after spending the day hiking the Iceline Trail

Like this photo of Siobhan getting close to the falls for her own picture. 

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Haiduk Lake, Banff NP. Haiduk Lake is just beyond Haiduk Lake, Banff NP.

Haiduk Lake is just beyond Whistling Pass as you hike from Egypt Lake to Balls Pass Junction.

Very pretty Lake. We were lucky enough to pass by early in the morning as we hiked from Egypt Lake to Floe Lake during our #gdt hike this summer.

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Chasing th Aurora on Friday night at Lake Minnewan Chasing th Aurora on Friday night at Lake Minnewanka in Banff NP.

Sadly it did not come right out to play,  but was obviously a lot of light coming from th North East.

Always fun to be outside in a dark place to see th glory of the night sky.

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Hiking the GDT Day 1. I was almost completely sa Hiking the GDT Day 1. 

I was almost completely satisfied with or trip on the Great Divide Trail when on Day 1 we finished the uphill to Turbine Canyon and popped out of the woods and saw this amazing alpine vista.

I remember remarking to Emily "this is why I hike"

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Morning from Floe Lake with Floe Peak selection of Morning from Floe Lake with Floe Peak selection off the mirror smooth waters.

Another amazing morning hiking the GDT.

Never get tired of Floe Lake, was my third visit and just a year after my previous visit.

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Golden hour! Morning sun shining off of Tumbling Golden hour!

Morning sun shining off of Tumbling Glacier and the Rockwall. 

Waking up at Tumbling Creek Campground during my Great Divide Hike this summer. 

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Flower Field, Tumbling Pass, Kootenay NP. From la Flower Field, Tumbling Pass, Kootenay NP.

From last summer's Great Divide Trail hike. At th top of Tumbling Pass on the Rockwall, treated to a visual feast of colour.

Awesome day, epic hike.

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As we head into winter, a shot from last spring at As we head into winter, a shot from last spring at the end of winter. The snow was just clearing from the trails, and flowers poking through to greet the warmth.

Heading out over Rockwall Pass, Kootenay NP, with @kbsymington  and @neil.real.deal .

Had some snowfields to cross, good day out on th trail

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Fun photo from Twin Falls Campground in Yoho Natio Fun photo from Twin Falls Campground in Yoho National Park.

As night fell I was able to take some long exposure shots of Twin Falls Creek as it tumbles through the campground.

Fun 3 day trip with @sio.mellors.

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Top of Guinns Pass, Kananaskis Country 2016 Guinn Top of Guinns Pass, Kananaskis Country 2016

Guinns Pass connects the valley with Ribbon Lake and Ribbon Creek and the valley with Lillian Lake and Galetea Creek. Stunning views in all directions from the top of the pass.

There is also a scramble up the connecting ridge to the east up to Guinns Peak and onto Mt Kidd South.

Great two days hiking with @emilysjumpinginpuddles

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Larch season is coming to an end in the Rockies, b Larch season is coming to an end in the Rockies, but last weekend we were treated to quite a display near Taylor Lake in Banff NP

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Amazing sunset over Floe Lake. An early evening s Amazing sunset over Floe Lake.

An early evening storm and the setting sun shining up and reflecting off the clouds. Completely surreal. 

August 17th

Kootenay NP

Part of a 10 day hike along the Great Divide Trail, from Upper Kananaskis Lake to Field, BC

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Well, my epic 15 day hike became a totally epic 10 Well, my epic 15 day hike became a totally epic 10 day adventure.

Lots of photos, but I will start with a picture of the adult wolf I saw just outside of Egypt Lake Campground.

I was luck to see probably the entire pack, 6 wolves, they were coming out of the woods and crossing the trail to Egypt Lake, and I just happened to be there with my camera.

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Bathtub full of gear and Frosty Paws. Must mean ad Bathtub full of gear and Frosty Paws. Must mean adventure is near.

Leaving Tuesday for 15 days on the Great Divide Trail with daughter Emily. 

Hiking from Kananaskis Lakes to Saskatchewan River Crossing. 

1st stage is 7 days to Floe Lake, looking like th backpack will be around 45lbs, with tent, food and camera.

Should be a grand adventure.

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Amazing backpacking trip through Yoho NP with Volc Amazing backpacking trip through Yoho NP with Volcano (@senioradventurepups)

Volcano is turning 13 the first week of August but still crushed the 12km from Laughing Falls CG to view Twin Falls and back to the car via the connector.

Volcano not a big fan of water falls, or me sticking the camera in her face, her expression says it all. But Twin Falls is beautiful and I caught a small rainbow at the bottom.

Had a blast with her, she is always keen to go, jst not as far as before.

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