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Backpacking in the La Garitas - San Luis, Stewart & More
I recently did a 22-mile backpacking trip in the La Garita Wilderness Area to knock out one of my last Centennials, Stewart Peak. It was a fantastic trip filled with adventure, solitude, lots of distance, and the perk of seeing a massive herd of over 400 elk. There's not a ton of trip reports from this area out there and I don't think anyone has a documented trip following the same route I took which was kind of crazy in retrospect. I have the full trip report and links out to my GPS track on Gaia over on my website. You can check that out HERE.
Sunrise off the Colorado Trail
Baldy Chato
My GPS Tracks on Google Maps (made from a .GPX file upload):
... the pics on your link are stellar. I don't often follow links in TR's but yours is always the exception. I am curious how many photos you take in total before you cut it down to the ones you put on your website?
Gosh, for this trip, I think I took about 300 photos? I did not include all of them here for obvious reasons. Sometimes I think I put too many in the TR but I remind myself that the TRs are also for myself in the future when I want to revisit a trip. =)
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