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Wooded section of the trail to Moose Pass.
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Looking north, left to right - Unnamed hill, peak(s) that some consider to be part of Calumet Peak (lower than Calumet Peak), and northwest shoulder of Calumet Peak. Headwaters of Calumet Creek flow down from the glaciers and snowfields of Calumet Peak.
More mountains, glaciers, and snowfields come into view to the west-southwest when descending through the Moose Pass meadows. Mumm Peak, Mount Anne-Alice, Mural Glacier, Mount Phillips, and Gendarme Mountain (left ot right).
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Joan Pendleton
Sep 11, 2018 near Grande Cache, AB
“Wooded section of the trail to Moose Pass.”  

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Wooded section of the trail to Moose Pass.
More mountains, glaciers, and snowfields come into view to the west-southwest when descending through the Moose Pass meadows. Mumm Peak, Mount Anne-Alice, Mural Glacier, Mount Phillips, and Gendarme Mountain (left ot right).
Calumet Creek. The trail runs along the creek after crossing the large open, flat, wet meadow to the west.
Looking northeast, left to right - Calumet Peak, low ridge, ridge forming north side of Moose River valley descending southwest from Moose Pass, with the headwaters of Calumet Creek in the foreground, seen from the trail just west of Moose Pass.
Calumet Creek spreads across gravel flats as it reaches the east end of the mile long flat, open wet meadowy area. Looking west from the trail.
The headwaters of Calumet Creek flow down through the mountain meadows just west of Moose Pass. Seen looking west-northwest from the west side of Moose Pass.
Calumet Creek headwaters flow through the expansive Moose Pass meadows below rugged Peaks of Calumet Ridge. Looking northwest from just west of Moose Pass.
Looking north, left to right - Unnamed hill, peak(s) that some consider to be part of Calumet Peak (lower than Calumet Peak), and northwest shoulder of Calumet Peak. Headwaters of Calumet Creek flow down from the glaciers and snowfields of Calumet Peak.
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