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The lower/first Roman Nose Lake sparkles below in its boulder strewn bowl. In the distance (left) to the east, beyond the Kootenai River Valley, the Purcell Mountains meet the clouds and sky on the horizon.
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Bright colors of autumn are a contrast to the dark evergreens along the Roman Nose Lakes scenic loop.
Nearby forested foothills dotted with the bright yellow larch of autumn, with the Kootenai River Valley and Purcell Mountains in the distance. Seen from switchbacks that climb up the Roman Nose Lakes scenic loop, as it shows off its fall colors.
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Joan Pendleton
Oct 6, 2023 near Bonners Ferry, ID
“The lower/first Roman Nose Lake sparkles below in its boulder strewn bowl. In the distance (left) to the east, beyond the Kootenai River Valley, the Purcell Mountains meet the clouds and sky on the horizon.”  

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The lower/first Roman Nose Lake sparkles below in its boulder strewn bowl. In the distance (left) to the east, beyond the Kootenai River Valley, the Purcell Mountains meet the clouds and sky on the horizon.
Nearby forested foothills dotted with the bright yellow larch of autumn, with the Kootenai River Valley and Purcell Mountains in the distance. Seen from switchbacks that climb up the Roman Nose Lakes scenic loop, as it shows off its fall colors.
A deer amid colorful fall foliage on a sunny, early October day.
The rugged Idaho Selkirk Mountains dotted with hardy dark green subalpine firs and bright yellow larches in early October. A nearby unnamed peak on the left and Bottleneck Peak, 6,781 ft., is poking up behind the ridge on the right.
Fall foliage overwhelmingly dazzles along the Roman Nose Lakes trails.
Views of the Kootenai River Valley in the distance (left) open up at an overlook along the trail, on a colorful early October day. The prominent tree skeleton is a relic of the 1967 wildfire here.
Climbing high among the dark green subalpine firs and bright reds of early October, on the Roman Nose Lakes scenic loop.
Bright colors of autumn are a contrast to the dark evergreens along the Roman Nose Lakes scenic loop.
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