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Posted on February 10, 2015February 10, 2015

Trip report: PCT north from Snoqualmie Pass

I only had 6 miles on tap this morning, but I wanted to get out in the mountains, so I planned a route that would start at the Pacific Crest Trailhead (PCT) heading north from Snoqualmie Pass. From there I hoped to take a left onto the Old Cascade Crest trail (OCC), then go right on …

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Maiden voyage of our new family boat, an Alpacka Forager. It's big enough to fit two people, but can be paddled like a kayak with one person lounging up front.
Twisp River Trail: the first half is mostly bare with intermittent snow, and the second half is mostly snow with intermittent dirt.
Snoqualmie Falls from a slightly different perspective. Attainments (aka paddling upstream) aren't just a good workout, but also a fun way to get to places that might be otherwise inaccessible. And they're also teaching me to seek out even the tiniest of eddies. Anything to make the paddling a little easier! 😰
Packrafting the Yakima River Canyon. Hike up, camp, float down.
Chelan sure is butte-iful. 😃🤓
Saturday was brought to us by the letter S, for skiing, sunshine, snowballs, and... snakes? 🐍It fell from a tree and landed on the trail right in front of Rowan! Poor lil guy - that must've been quite a fall. He was still alive, though! (And now she's started up again about wanting a rubber boa as a pet... 😅)

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Maiden voyage of our new family boat, an Alpacka Forager. It's big enough to fit two people, but can be paddled like a kayak with one person lounging up front.
Twisp River Trail: the first half is mostly bare with intermittent snow, and the second half is mostly snow with intermittent dirt.
Snoqualmie Falls from a slightly different perspective. Attainments (aka paddling upstream) aren't just a good workout, but also a fun way to get to places that might be otherwise inaccessible. And they're also teaching me to seek out even the tiniest of eddies. Anything to make the paddling a little easier! 😰
Packrafting the Yakima River Canyon. Hike up, camp, float down.
Chelan sure is butte-iful. 😃🤓
Saturday was brought to us by the letter S, for skiing, sunshine, snowballs, and... snakes? 🐍It fell from a tree and landed on the trail right in front of Rowan! Poor lil guy - that must've been quite a fall. He was still alive, though! (And now she's started up again about wanting a rubber boa as a pet... 😅)
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