Our epic hike led up to one of the most gorgeous natural landscapes I had ever led eyes on - Grinnell glacier. It was heaven on earth. The turquoise blue waters and the glacier carved mountain views created a stunning backdrop worthy of being on any calendar. I felt like I was in another world. It was so unlike the world I grewup in - a world surrounded by concrete, graffiti, trash, humans, and pollution. This is what I live for. This is what life is all about.
The next day we drove far up north near Canada to Kentla lake. It was a long ways away, but this was another top memorable life experience. We had almost the entire lake to ourselves. I used our paddle board to drift into the middle of the lake, and I didn't see another soul. It was one of the most beautiful and serene moments of my life - calming floating in the middle of a lake in Glacier National Park and having it all to myself. I was surrounded by trees, crystal clear water, and the call of the birds. I could have floated there forever. I felt so free and alive.
On our way home we stoped by Idaho and spent a few days with Jasons' dad in McCall Idaho. The boys got to drive a boat and Butch also took us on a tour of the area. It was also gorgeous and made for some fun memories for the boys. I started coming down with a cold, and we were staying in a family member's camper. I was uncomfortable and stressed these last few days, but I'm grateful the boys got to make some fun memories with Butch.
These photos are incredibly out of order...
Idaho:
Glacier:
Hidden Lake overlook trail /continental divide
Beautiful Kentla Lake that we had almost all to ourselves. This was one of the most magical and amazing moments of this trip, or of any moment I have spent at a National Park. It was breathtaking.
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| The water was crystal clear |
Waterfall Hike:
Grinell Glacier - This area was so beautiful is seemed fake. The vibrant colors and the Jurassic Parkeque landscape - It was unlike anything I had ever seen.
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