last week i spent a few days up in Hozomeen. We took the mule up for a three hour ride to the end of the lake, which sits right at the US/Canadian border. It was an awesome trip where I got to see a different aspect of interpretive life, where the US interpreter (mike) works very closely with his BC Parks counter-part (AJ). While up in Hozomeen we hiked 7.2 miles (round trip) to Hozomeen Lake and then I did cross fit with the Back-country ranger followed by a kayak trip up the Skagit River, which flows into Ross Lake. I also got to go trail running along the water front and check out the Obelisk that marks the US & Canadian boundary... oh, and i shadowed the interpreters and got to check out how they do programs up there. All in all, a great trip. Tomorrow I"m off to Stehekin for a few days followed by a bachelorette party in Chelan. hoooray!!! photo time!
Ran into an NC Wild Group while on the Mule. Just paddling right along.
Views from the Hozomeen Amphitheater where they do their programs
Mike & AJ with KIDS! (and a parent)
Kayaking up the Skagit.... later to fall out of the boat while getting out at the dock. idiot
Views of Hozomeen Mt from Hozomeen Lake. It was a cloudy day
Ran into an NC Wild Group while on the Mule. Just paddling right along.
Views from the Hozomeen Amphitheater where they do their programs
Mike & AJ with KIDS! (and a parent)
Kayaking up the Skagit.... later to fall out of the boat while getting out at the dock. idiot
Views of Hozomeen Mt from Hozomeen Lake. It was a cloudy day
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