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The Snake Indian River is a lot smaller when it's only a 1-2 day hike from its headwaters at Snake Indian Pass.
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The Rajah, 9,901 ft., (center) is seen looking southeast from the front porch of the Blue Creek Warden Cabin.
A very photogenic unnamed mountain across meadows and the Snake Indian River, to the southeast of Three Slides trail camp.
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Joan Pendleton
Oct 2, 2021 near Grande Cache, AB
“The Snake Indian River is a lot smaller when it's only a 1-2 day hike from its headwaters at Snake Indian Pass.”  

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The Snake Indian River is a lot smaller when it's only a 1-2 day hike from its headwaters at Snake Indian Pass.
A very photogenic unnamed mountain across meadows and the Snake Indian River, to the southeast of Three Slides trail camp.
Upright Mountain, 9,771 ft., is the snowy mountain on the left. Treadmill Ridge runs from Upright Mountain to the right. Some of Treadmill Ridge is hidden behind closer peaks. This is the view to the southwest from Three Slides trail camp.
The serene, remote wilderness beauty of the turquoise Snake Indian River meandering through lush, green subalpine meadows surrounded by rugged peaks dusted with August snow.
The Blue Creek crossing in late August. Mount Simla, 9,140 ft., is the mountain (left) nearby to the south.
Directly to the south across the Snake Indian River, Mt. Simla, 9,140 ft., (left) is seen from the Blue Creek Warden Cabin's front yard.
The Blue Creek Warden Cabin on the North Boundary Trail.
The Rajah, 9,901 ft., (center) is seen looking southeast from the front porch of the Blue Creek Warden Cabin.
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