Colorado is seriously overrepresented in this sub but as a resident myself, it's hard to complain too much.

Beautiful!

😍

Nikon D750 and 150-600mm. Single file. Edited in Lightroom. Shot at 600mm, ISO 800, f6.3, 1/125s. North Park Colorado.

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Like a magical painting. Wish that spring will arrive in the north soon too

Eh it isn’t too bad but the June gloom thing is real, especially up north. Just have good gear and you’ll be fine. Everyone makes fun of how we all wear hardcore outdoor brands up here but gear opens this region up to be enjoyable year round.

Example: we skied this morning and now to mtb. I’m two months we get the option for the coveted three sport day: ski, mtb, kite or whatever your pleasure is!

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we took a 75 day trip with a camp trailer and followed the Columbia River from the Gorge to it's headwaters in BC. The night we spent at Dry Falls was a highlight that we hit by accident

It happened to be a new/late rising moon and half the campground was folks with huge telescopes who let us look at what they were focussing on. Very cool

No problem! Happy to help. The humidity isn't crazy like pea soup air you hear about in the south, but it definitely can make the cold get down to your bones if it's chilly out.

Thank you! The real star was the incredible landscape

I'm loving all the sand with a touch of ocean! Great pic!

Good point, thank you! I’ve lived in dry areas my whole life so I’m not sure how I’ll handle a wet summer haha. I am traveling from a state south of you guys, so visiting southern locations then working up to the northern half will be easy.

Good point, I plan on starting hikes early. I don’t have any experience with backpacking so I’ll stick to day hikes, but Olympic is definitely on my list. Thank you!

Sounds amazing, I’ll see if I can fit that in!

Makes sense, I’m really interested to see how I’ll handle humidity. I’ve lived in dry places my whole life and have only visited southern states in the winter, so I’ve never experienced summer humidity before.

That’s awesome, I’d didn’t realize how diverse the ecosystem was there. I’ll see if I can extend my trip a bit longer to cover more area, thank you for the help.

I would like to ride my dirt bike there.

Surely is high on the list!

Thank you!

I thought it was in Nambia.

Came here to say this. Very disappointing for sure. Glad I saw it in the snow last year before this happened.

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this is stunning

It's a beautiful island, loved it there

Thank you! Great idea, will do.