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Aspen grove trail from near trailhead. My favorite trail begins at Aspen Grove. It might be a little steeper,...
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bright flowers along the trail There seem to be an endless variety of beautiful flowers along the trail.
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Don't do this! Streams run from the deep snowfields as they melt. I crawled up under this...
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Waterfalls in late june. The photos in this article were taken during two seperate hikes. These...
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The view from half-way up. The small town of Heber lies just beyond the lake (Deer Creek) in the...
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Top of the waterfall. This and the next photo are of the same waterfall. This one from the...
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Melting snow. This stream cascades down into a deep snowfield and runs under it for several...
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dead log and daisies (Medium)
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Rotten log and daisys There are many small ponds and streams formed by melting snow. The...
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Mother mountain goat surprise. So, I was facing my little camera the opposite direction on some...
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Mom and baby goat. This Mom and baby came up over the edge just minutes after I had seen her...
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Mom and baby again. About 5 miles up the trail the very steep mountain gives way to a more gentle...
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Timp wildlife. This pair of mountain goats appeare in many of my photos. They were...
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I can't wait to get back up and get a better photo of this little...
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wildflowers. There were wildflowers blooming everywhere until late september.
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Flowered hill and meadow below. MOre wildflowers on the slope above the lakes and streams.
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Glacier stream One of the small pools along the stream below the glacier. These...
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South Timp summit in pool. The summit of south Timpanogos reflects in a still pool bordered by...
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Anyone who knows what kind of flowers these are, please comment. I think they...
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glacier falls This waterfall flows from emerald lake above. The next several photos...
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Indian paintbrush and Emerald lake. The ice and snow on the surface of emerald lake is still melting. This...
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Many hikers climb up the glacier that lies in the valley in the...
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Indian paintbrush on shore of emerald lake I saw indian paintbrush up until late august.
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wildflowers turn to face the rising sun. I always start my hike early and hike up the trail in the dark to arrive near...
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