Journal Entries

@hammerhead & @katentogo Climbing up from Route 103. A short and very steep climb (but fun because it’s so short)

@reneetougas grinding up the last rocky climb before our camp spot for the night.

Late summer

@toesalad walking suspension bridge over Clarendon Gorge. A little peek of fall colors.

‘Miles to go before I sleep’ - so we had to leave the pool! @reneetougas and @toesalad leading the way to Clarendon Shelter.

@reneetougas cooling off in Mill River; not icy cold which made it hard to leave!9

Looking forward to this all day! Clarendon gorge. We timed it perfectly arriving at the hottest part of the day on an especially hot September day. It was the perfect respite for my knees and legs and for my morale in general (fun!) and so refreshing. To get clean like this on a hot day on the trail is such a gift.#locationpubic

@hammerhead and @toesalad ‘cleaning up their act’- Mill River.

Clarendon Gorge, Mill River.

You know what was good about camping in miserable weather on the second last day? The amazing weather we got the next morning. The Chief Mountain terminus route really, really turned it on for us at the end.