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This feels like a milestone once you get here, but as you look to the right, you realize the climbing isn't over yet.
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The last half-mile to Lost Lake coming from the south.
Scree field looking back to the north. You can ride across this one and it's easy to hike.
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Mike Hilson
Jul 18, 2016 near Red River, NM
“This feels like a milestone once you get here, but as you look to the right, you realize the climbing isn't over yet.”  

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This feels like a milestone once you get here, but as you look to the right, you realize the climbing isn't over yet.
Scree field looking back to the north. You can ride across this one and it's easy to hike.
Wheeler Peak Wilderness sign
South side of range, on the southern side of Wheeler Peak, lots of switchbacks ahead
Follow the trail, you can see several "trails" on the other side of the creek. Walk up side of hill to find the real trail.
Fall colors on the trail.
One of a series of "exposures" on the way to Lost Lake.
The last half-mile to Lost Lake coming from the south.
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