Trapper Lake   2 comments

A hike through alder branches, thick vine maple stands, stinging nettle, devil’s club and a moss-covered gully is all worth it to reach this gem-colored lake. Bright and inviting, that first cold plunge into the icy lake re-invigorates like nothing else can. That’s what a trip to North Cascades National Park in Washington is all about. Photo from Trapper Lake by Crystal Brindle. Posted on Tumblr by the US Department of the Interior, 9/7/16.

A hike through alder branches, thick vine maple stands, stinging nettle, devil’s club and a moss-covered gully is all worth it to reach this gem-colored lake. Bright and inviting, that first cold plunge into the icy lake re-invigorates like nothing else can. That’s what a trip to North Cascades National Park in Washington is all about. Photo from Trapper Lake by Crystal Brindle. Posted on Tumblr by the US Department of the Interior, 9/7/16.

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Posted September 9, 2016 by henrymowry in National Parks

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  1. I’ve never been to Washington state and this is making me really want to go! That reflection is incredible!

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