Smiling faces under smokey skies at Estes Lake. (Keith Hammer photos)
Eight Swan Rangers hiked to Estes Lake on Crane Mountain Saturday, September 15, opting not to climb and choke on wildfire smoke that is limiting mountaintop views!
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Grandpa points the way to the top of Aeneas. (Keith Hammer photos)
Eighteen Swan Rangers hiked Mount Aeneas Saturday, September 8, and many got passed by new Rangers aged 3, 7 and 8!
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Seven Swan Rangers hiked a loop up Peters Ridge Trail, south along Alpine Trail #7, then down Strawberry Lake Trail on Saturday, September 1. (Photos by Keith Hammer)
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Eleven Swan Rangers hiked the "back door" into Jewel Basin's Crater Lake on Saturday, August 25, via Wolf Creek Canyon and a sketchy-in-places bear and goat trail! (Photos by Keith Hammer).
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Sixteen Swan Rangers hiked to Lamoose Lake, then half continued on to Hash Mountain (above) along the Swan Crest Saturday, August 18. (Roger-style photo and others by Keith Hammer)
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(Roger Benson photo)
Seven Swan Rangers hiked to Picnic Lakes and Black Lake in Jewel Basin Saturday, August 11, where summer wildflowers continue to bloom in abundance!
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Atop Tongue Mountain (Roger Benson photo).
Fourteen Swan Rangers broke into two groups and hiked to Tongue Mountain in Jewel Basin Saturday, August 4.
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Ten Swan Rangers hiked the Peterson Creek Trail Saturday, July 28, and cleared it of brush as far as the Quintonkin Creek divide.
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Nine Swan Rangers hiked up Sixmile Mountain Saturday, July 21, under a beautiful sunny sky with cool breezes. It doesn't get much better than that!
Yesterday's rain cleared the air and the Rangers were able to see across the Bob Marshall Wilderness to peaks along the Rocky Mountain Front, not to mention peaks in Glacier National Park!
The Sixmile Trail up to Alpine Trail #7 had been cleared by chain saw and the Rangers cleared almost all the dead-fall and leaners from there on up to the peak. The entire trail is free of snow, a bit of a pleasant surprise!
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