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On the summit, Mt Isolation feels just that. But on the way up, you can enjoy some of the most breathtaking views that more than make up for the difficulty of the hike.
Nature will do what nature will do. Sometimes it’s a blessing in disguise when you don’t go out.
The last of winter hiking for this season saw me heading out toward the Sawyer River along an old rail bed.
Getting to the Rainbow Trail isn’t necessarily easy. But it’s so worth it.
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I camped right on that river a few years ago, very peaceful (Caribou Pond Road, if I remember correctly)