Extremely jealous you got to do this. Are you gonna miss being able to hike terrain like this, let alone 14er's? Anticipating the 2nd half of the TR.
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Chicago Lakes Trail to Mt. Evans Summit Trip Report
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Very cool... I've hiked up to the Chicago Lakes a couple of times with the dogs (from Echo Lake) but I've never thought to go all the way up to Mt. Evans. The area with the lakes is beautiful in the fall.
Besides, why walk all that way when you can just drive up to the top?
Besides, why walk all that way when you can just drive up to the top?
