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Looking down the North Fork Imnaha River to its confluence with the South Fork Imnaha. Lots of skiable terrain. You just need the time, light, and legs to do it. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
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Staying on the summer trail is key to moving quickly in the lower elevations. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
Looking out over a potential high traverse of the Eagle Cap's. The North Fork of the Imnaha River is to our left. Tenderfoot Pass, the gateway to Aneroid Basin, is out of view and around the corner to the right.
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Sam Finch
Jun 16, 2015 near Joseph, OR
“Looking down the North Fork Imnaha River to its confluence with the South Fork Imnaha. Lots of skiable terrain. You just need the time, light, and legs to do it. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)”  

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Looking down the North Fork Imnaha River to its confluence with the South Fork Imnaha. Lots of skiable terrain. You just need the time, light, and legs to do it. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
Looking out over a potential high traverse of the Eagle Cap's. The North Fork of the Imnaha River is to our left. Tenderfoot Pass, the gateway to Aneroid Basin, is out of view and around the corner to the right.
Looking towards Sentinel Peak and wishing we had more time to ski. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
Making some buttery corn turns - in January - before we get to Tenderfoot Pass. Sentinel Peak is in the center of the photo. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
Getting ready to drop into Aneroid Basin. The snow was "variable" at best. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
Looking West from the top of the Backyard.
On the way up the Backyard
Staying on the summer trail is key to moving quickly in the lower elevations. (Photo Credit: Camrin Braun)
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Eagle Cap Traverse - Low Route

24.7 mi 39.8 km
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Joseph, OR