Know this spot ??

[chrome22]

One of my favorite high lakes for july/august……..

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[A. Lawrence]

Blanca Lake?

[sooperfly]

Not too hard especially considering the title of your image…. 😀

[chrome22]

Nope, not Blanca & not on the OP. Its in WA. on the westside, care to guess again…?

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[Brian Curtis]

The guy who named the two lakes on the right was an old Trail Blazer named George Kniert. When he was asked, many years later, what the names meant and why he named them he couldn’t remember.

You could put an RV park in the flat area where the inlet comes into the lake in the middle of the picture.

The standard climbing route up the peak goes by the lake that sits in the hole on the left side.

I haven’t found the lake that sits out of sight at the bottom.

[chrome22]

@Brian Curtis wrote:

The standard climbing route up the peak goes by the lake that sits in the hole on the left side..

That lake must be this one, word is it was planted with golden trout @ one time….sure looks like the spot for them 🙂

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[Jim Welch]

You have to go over Nunshall Pass to get there.

[packrat]

Is it Found Lake?

[Brian Curtis]

That’s the right spot, but Found Lake sits out of sight down in the valley. That’s Snowking Lake that sticks out in the middle.

[Jim Welch]

A friend of mine was fishing the two lakes to the right of Snowking (Skaori and Naori) one September (about 10 years ago), it was after a couple of freezes and the fish were so hungry they were leaping out of the water and up on to the shore trying to get the bugs on the bottom side of the leaves overhanging the water.

All they did was run back and forth and pick up fish for dinner.

[caveman]

Ahh, now I know the spot, I hiked in from the other side, Enjar way. You have an excellent view of the Mountain since your right beside it.

Adam

[SWH]

Cool pics. Heres a couple that are over the ridge.

[John Motz]

Nice pictures. I stole one for my desktop background.

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