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Backpacking with my Bro.

This week well what should of been tue.- thru., i went back packing with my brother. It was really fun. We had planned to go up on the rim and do a 30 or so mile hike there. But we got up there and well it was snowing in May. Not somthing we were really expecting. So after thinking for awhile we decied to drive down to four peaks and hike to the top of Brown's peak at 7,657. I had done the hike before for scouts as a 12 year-old but I didn't quite remember how hard it was. Here are some pictures of the trip and video will be coming soon.

Backpacking pics
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Cristina said…
Yay for blogs!!! I can't believe it was snowing in May...that's weird. I bet it was pretty though!!
Monday, May 19, 2008 5:15:00 PM
paula said…
Thanks for the pictures. Snow in May, go figure. The view from the top was awesome, looks like the rocks were a challenge.
Monday, May 19, 2008 11:45:00 PM
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