Back in the 1980's camping at Ingalls Lake wasn't yet prohibited. I stayed there a couple of times. To wake up and look across the lake towards Mt Stuart was inspiring and humbling.
I have to admit I don't really get trail running. What is the purpose? What is the true pay-off? The trail and hike are not enough, more endorphins are required? Is there a rush? Why hurry to shorten the time on the trail, and not fully relish each moment? Such an excellent way to fall and get hurt (or killed), or to attract a chasing bear or cougar (or mountain goat). Worse for your ankles and knees. Redirects to the immediate dirt ahead most of your attention from the greater scenery and detail. Seems like an insult to the lithosphere and ecosystem that there is a rush to get away from it and/or it is being turned into a "sport."
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EXCELLENT VIEWS & DESCRIPTIVE DETAILS - THANK YOU FOR BEING MY LEGS!!
It is so beautiful! We are so lucky to have such colorful places in our backyard!!
Back in the 1980's camping at Ingalls Lake wasn't yet prohibited. I stayed there a couple of times. To wake up and look across the lake towards Mt Stuart was inspiring and humbling.
Incredible landscapes and nature. Those yellow larch are incredible!
It's always a treat to see them in person!
@@wanderingwashington Truly!
Went there on 10/16, it was gorgeous! Enjoy watching your hiking videos!
Thank you! Yes it's a fantastic hike, glad you got to experience it too!
I have to admit I don't really get trail running. What is the purpose? What is the true pay-off? The trail and hike are not enough, more endorphins are required? Is there a rush? Why hurry to shorten the time on the trail, and not fully relish each moment? Such an excellent way to fall and get hurt (or killed), or to attract a chasing bear or cougar (or mountain goat). Worse for your ankles and knees. Redirects to the immediate dirt ahead most of your attention from the greater scenery and detail. Seems like an insult to the lithosphere and ecosystem that there is a rush to get away from it and/or it is being turned into a "sport."