Huron Climb

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4WD TH, Parking	USFS Register	Glacial Valley, Not Much Evidence of Pine Bark Beetle Here	First Glimpse of Our Goal, Huron Peak
The Trail Up	Pretty Easy Going Here	That's the Summit Cone, a Pile of Rocks	Lake Fork Creek Drainage, Provides Access to Missouri Mtn (14,067') as Well as Huron Peak
Up the Talus Slope. The Trail is Well Worn	Summit Register, and The Three Apostles on the Center Skyline	Missouri Mtn (14,067') on Center Skyline	Summit View Looking W'ly, Note Red Mountain
Huron Summit (14,003') Looking NW'ly	Closer Shot of Red Mountain	Taylor Park Reservoir Beyond First Ridge Line	Two Unnamed Lakes, Nearest is at 11,900' and Furthest at 12,200'
Lake Clohesy (Lower Left) Basin Approach to Missouri Mtn. Missouri is 14er Just Left of Center, Next to the Right is Iowa Peak	Summit View of Brown's Peak 13,523' (Ridgeline leading to just left of center of photo)	Another Shot of Missouri Mtn	"The Three Apostles" (13ers) on the Near Skyline, Lie on the Continental Divide
Lake Ann (near) Below the Continental Divide. Taylor Park Reservoir (distant) Other Side of Divide	"Lady of the Clouds", Approaching the Summit (bottom of photo)	Summit Self-Portrait	Looking W'ly
Virga, Just Beyond One of the Three Apostles	The Summit Team	Looking Down the Clear Creek Drainage, (SW'ly)	"Lady of the Clouds", Descent on Talus Slope
Plenty of Life Among the Rocks	Can See the Trail Across the Tundra	Life in the Alpine Tundra	Pretty Flowers
Prickly "Flowers"	Purple Flowers	Looking NW'ly, Clear Creek Drainage Below	No Pine Bark Beetle (Yet)
Summit Cone of Huron, Just a Pile of Rock!	Creek Crossing	The Sign Says it All....Technically "Peak" not "Mountain"	Unnamed 13ers to the North
4WD Parking and Trailhead	Remnants of Banker Mine	Inside, Looking Out	IMG_12398.JPG
Imagine Waking to This Every Morning?	Banker Mine	Banker Mine	A Fixer-Upper.....
Typical Section 4WD Road....Reported Subaru Will Work...Need High Clearance Vehicle

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