Our last RV trip of the season and while the critters did not want to play much on this day, Mother Nature still put on a fine show. It was peak leaf peeping time and, indeed, the landscape was colored in gold.
I made my way to a trail that offers fantastic views of the 12,720-foot high Hallett Peak, a mountain that dominates the view to the west in this part of the park. In the foreground, Glacier Creek was flowing peacefully and providing the soundtrack. Beyond, the slopes were a mix of yellow and green. The mountain’s peak stood proud behind it all with a view of the Tyndall Glacier and some fresh snow that was lingering from a couple days prior as well.