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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Yesterday’s plan had two hiking options. Low probability for Mt Oberlin. We knew that going in.
Scenic Point is literally a sure thing with parking, no matter time of day.
We did neither.
It happens.
The day still ranked as an “A” for experience, yet an “F” for exercise.
We are okay with that.
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Ample parking blessed us at Siyeh Bend. Just two miles west at Logan Pass, parking is a painful circus. Demand crushes availability. From 6am-4pm.
(Had Siyeh Bend parking been full, we would continue our plan to hike Scenic Point trail in Two Medicine.)
Weather was trending warmer yet we started with maximum layers.
Time would tell how the higher elevation winds would treat us.
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Crowds in general and overcrowded roads, parking lots, and trails specifically are the new, extended normal.
Roll with it.
Search further.
Go deeper.
Enjoy.
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After wifi, location is next most important, then price.
This year’s setup admirably enables all three – unbelievable considering the one-million acre National Park that’s 400 meters away.
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We hiked up Lunch Creek about a mile. The terrain, elevation and elevation gain, the entirely rugged trail – not your typical 60-something “grandparent” activity.
Typical is not vibrant.
Vibrant is not typical.
You’re in charge of your health – what a blessing and responsibility.
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