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Distance: 36 km
Elevation Gain: 2341 m (7680 ft)
Time: 2-3 days
Difficulty: Moderate
This is a multi-day hike that takes you behind Mount Decoeli to a high sub-alpine plateau. The route is varied between creek crossings, rock moraines and tussocks. There are multiple places to camp along the route, and a day hike the next day or overnight trip to Kimberley Meadows is also an option.
Elevation Gain: 2341 m (7680 ft)
Time: 2-3 days
Difficulty: Moderate
This is a multi-day hike that takes you behind Mount Decoeli to a high sub-alpine plateau. The route is varied between creek crossings, rock moraines and tussocks. There are multiple places to camp along the route, and a day hike the next day or overnight trip to Kimberley Meadows is also an option.
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August 12, 2026
Charlene on Auriol Trail
The bowl is bone dry
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August 12, 2026
Jim on Paddy Peak
One more pic
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August 12, 2026
Jim on Paddy Peak
More wildlife pics
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August 12, 2026
Jim on Paddy Peak
Spent some time on this trail at the beginning of August looking for sheep. Seen a lot of wildlife up there. One thing I would caution about driving a full size vehicle up the trail is if you ever met another vehicle on the trail it would be very difficult finding a spot wide enough to get by the ot...
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August 11, 2026
Marko on Cottonwood Trail
We hiked this on July 13. There was no fireweed out yet, so the meadow was more of a sea of green. Water levels were low, so creek crossings were fairly easy. Zero signs of bear on the whole route, except an actual bear on a distant hillside when we descended from Dalton Pass to Mush Lake road. W...
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