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Picnic, I see your Mt. Robson pictures and raise you.... Some more Mt. Robson pictures. Disclaimer: I was using a glorified Canon digital camera with a decent sized lens rather then a DSLR, and am a filthy casual at best when it comes to photography. Btw, thanks for the write-up on this hike that you did in the hiking thread way back when I asked about it 2 years ago, it was a really good primer.  This is Mt. Robson in all it's glory, with the sprawling Robson Glacier cascading down it's slopes. Me and my Grandpa were also heading up to Snowbird pass, but also decided to stop once we got to the meadows leading up to it due to how god-damned hot it was.  This, my fellow goons, is one of the most marvellous sights imaginable after hiking for several hours without a water source at 30 degrees celsius. Taken pretty close from where I took the first picture on the path to Snowbird Pass  Bawk  Kinney Lake, the first campsite on the trail up to Mt. Robson, is a real nice spot during the day; However I feel it's character really shines when it's foggy during dawn and dusk. It almost seems ethereal  Mt. Robson really seems to like shrouding itself, only giving you the faintest glimpses of it's massive form when it's cloudy. This was taken on the plain that leads to Berg Lake, seen in the foreground.
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You've just given me inspiration to attempt one or two of those hikes this summer with my roommate. Which of the Kananaskis hikes are somewhat easier for a 3 day backpacking trip for someone with a new backpacker in tow?
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A Kpro posted:
 That walk is making me feel uneasy, and I'm just sitting at a desk. What if it got real gusty while one was crossing 
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