Day 3
The next day was clear, calm and cold. Because of the bear sign, we had breakfast by the creek again.
One last good ski was what I wanted.
Early April mountain biking was a messy proposition and my back muscles were not tuned up for spring cleanup…
The ski down the slope to the Seward gave us more stunning views of Logan and a different angle of St.
MOUNT LOGAN
The Ice field Ranges of the St. Elias Mountains represent the largest area of glaciation outside the polar regions in the world.
You can’t hike around Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak, quite yet.
The valleys are still filled by glaciers hundreds of metres thick…