As you can imagine, there was nobody at the trailhead, and probably for good reason as we would find out in a short while.

We took a few pictures, strapped on the bear spray and headed out. This was disappointing as this pack has not been used much in the past, and I had already done some repairs on it prior to this trip. I would later notice about day 4 that the hip belt buckle was broke but still functioning. We started unloading our gear and I pulled my Gregory z55 out and proceeded to blow out the back pocket and bust a cinch strap. Our plan this day was to hike as far as we could go (ideally 16 miles to the pass) and camp. We drove the South fork road and got to the Ishawooa Creek trailhead a little before noon. From here we would travel up the Yellowstone to the base of Younts Peak, Scramble up to the Divide and follow it out at Brooks Lake. Our plan was to hike in at the Ishawooa Creek trailhead, go over into the Silvertip drainage by another short pass to Open Creek, and then down into the Bridger Lake area. We had been watching the weather for the last couple of months to see if this trip was even doable from this side. Today, My uncle would take Jason and I to the Trailhead outside of Cody.Ħ-19-2019: We drove through Shoshone, then saw the whitewater in Wind River Canyon, and saw with some anxiety, the amount of snow in the high country of the Absaroka’s as we flew through Meeteetse and Cody. I was awoken early the next morning by the sound of lambs making a ruckus as they were being fed their grain. It is very quite in this part of Wyoming at night and I slept very sound. We reached Midvale a bit before midnight and had a couple nightcaps with Jason’s dad and then Jason headed off to sleep in the Sheepcamp (the “guest” bedroom) and I slept in the back of the pickup truck.

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