May 26, 2011: Overlander Falls of Fraser River in Mount Robson Provincial Park
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Camera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens
Filter: Hoya 72mm Filters (UV, Circular Polarizer CPL & ND8) 
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Gold Run Falls is located by Twin Lakes Road (National Forest Develop Rd 3065) in Mt. Baker National Park. Twin Lakes Road is a single-lane gravel road; drive with caution! Check the road condition at Glacier Public Service Center, because the road may be closed due to snow! Check below for map and direction. If you’re looking for physically challenging hike, check out this falls. 
August 1, 2011: This is the middle section of Gold Run Falls. The upper section is too dangerously steep to hike alone. :( Exif DataCamera: Canon 60D and EF-S 18-200mm f3.5-5.6 IS Lens Heliotrope Ridge Trail is one of the most hiked trails in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. You can see many waterfalls and glaciers along the way. Below are just a few that can be seen at the trail head of Heliotrope Ridge Trail. Check the map below for direction. Heliotrope Ridge Trail involves crossing of a few rivers/creeks (some big, some small) and glaciers if snow hasn’t melt. So check the trail condition at Glacier Public Service Center, prior to hiking! Roosevelt Falls and Roosevelt GlacierHead East on the Mt. Baker Highway to the town of Glacier. Just past the town turn right onto Glacier Creek Road. Follow Glacier Creek Road for 9.2 miles to Heliotrope Ridge Trail Head. 
August 1, 2011: You will come to this amazing view of Mt. Baker on the left-hand side of Glacier Creek Road, just a few feet before the Heliotrope Ridge Trail Head. Continue reading Waterfalls & Glaciers along Heliotrope Ridge Trail » |
I use the following for most of my photography. Canon 60D with 18-200mm IS lens
Hoya 72mm filters for Canon 60D
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