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Hike over Thunder Pass

Scenes from "Over the Hill #4" (July 24, 2004). This year we hiked from the Colorado River Trailhead on CO Hwy 34 (in Rocky Mountain National Park) over the Continental Divide at Thunder Pass to the Michigan Ditch Trailhead at Cameron Pass on CO Hwy 14. The hike was 13 miles with a 2300' elevation gain from 9000' at the Colorado River Trailhead to 11,331' at Thunder Pass.
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Colorado River Trailhead
Colorado River Trailhead		 Colorado River Trail
Colorado River Trail		 Trees along Colorado River Trail
Trees along Colorado River Trail		 Old stump with small trees growing from it
Old stump with small trees growing from it
Grand Ditch
Grand Ditch		 Box Canyon - looking North
Box Canyon - looking North		 Box Canyon - looking South
Box Canyon - looking South		 Thunder Pass Trail
Thunder Pass Trail
Meeting the other half of our group on Thunder Pass Trail
Meeting the other half of our group on Thunder Pass Trail		 Group photo on Thunder Pass Trail
Group photo on Thunder Pass Trail		 Thunder Pass Trail
Thunder Pass Trail		 Snowfield near Thunder Pass
Snowfield near Thunder Pass
Looking South from Thunder Pass Trail
Looking South from Thunder Pass Trail		 View from Thunder Pass: Static Peak & Nokhu Crags
View from Thunder Pass: Static Peak & Nokhu Crags		 Static Peak & Nokhu Crags
Static Peak & Nokhu Crags		 Static Peak
Static Peak
Nokhu Crags
Nokhu Crags		 Looking South towards Thunder Pass
Looking South towards Thunder Pass		 Nokhu Crags & Snow Lake
Nokhu Crags & Snow Lake		 Nokhu Crags & Paintbrush
Nokhu Crags & Paintbrush
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Jeff 30-Nov-2016 19:36
Wow! I was there in 1970 when I was 19. I was the La Poudre Pass ranger.
Gary Aschim 14-Jan-2007 21:07
I ran across your website while I was researching my return to Thunder Pass. I was first there in 1970 as a 17 year old working to make the Ditch Camp #9 campsite in RMNP. I returned with a college buddy in 77, and again with my 2 sons in 91. Each time we came up through the Park and this summer we'll do it from Cameron Pass thanks to you.
Gary Aschim 14-Jan-2007 21:06
I ran across your website while I was researching my return to Thunder Pass. I was first there in 1970 as a 17 year old working to make the Ditch Camp #9 campsite in RMNP. I returned with a college buddy in 77, and again with my 2 sons in 91. Each time we came up through the Park and this summer we'll do it from Cameron Pass thanks to you.
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