Submitted by Alaric_Darconville t3_11yibla in EarthPorn
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snacktonomy t1_jd8qbx9 wrote
For some reason I really want to visit this place. What does it take to get here? Looks like there's a trailhead nearby, 4wd high-clearance vehicle needed?
hokie56fan t1_jd8sxmm wrote
No, this is in Rocky Mountain National Park, so it's paved all the way to the parking at the trailhead. Any vehicle will work unless it's winter. You need a pass and a timed entry to get into the park, which you can get at the RMNP website. The hike is approximately 5.5 miles roundtrip from the trailhead.
snacktonomy t1_jd8wj5d wrote
Neat, thanks!
julesrn t1_jdahlpp wrote
Awesome I love this hike The squirrels come right up to you too Glacier in front of you. Gorgeous site
FabulousEcho9867 t1_jd7vusn wrote
This kind of landscapes truly make me want to quit my job and travel. 🤩🤩🤩
Awkward_Light_7275 t1_jd86b4f wrote
Wow beautiful
GirlBrunette22 t1_jd9l3ol wrote
great place for recreation and fishing
ImNotNuke t1_jd86srn wrote
I want to live in a house with that view
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Tarrolis t1_jd8jo5q wrote
It's much more brilliant looking in person.
hokie56fan t1_jd85k3u wrote
First and only time I visited this spot, I hiked around to the left in the photo to where I could see the entire lake. I stayed there for probably 15 minutes and saw a cow elk and her calf swim across the far side of the lake. It felt like there wasn't a human within a million miles of that spot and was one of the most peaceful moments of my life.