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I wish I could see this in Asia. Either way, we'll get a pretty good show!
He's a Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma tigrinum). Mostly found in the eastern part of Idaho. There is a similar looking salamander, the Idaho Giant Salamander, that is found in the northern part of the state. It was likely aestivating (winter sleep) u...
julie, this might be a species of salamander native to idaho, appropriately named, " idaho giant salamander ". either way neat picture ! you just never know what critter you'll find in idaho. one of the reasons i like living here !
the views are great, good point its sunny!
Tiger Salamander?
typo, "QUIET" instead of "quite." Oops.
The Idaho side (Teton Valley) is the "quite" side. Not touristy AT ALL. I hate going to the part through Jackson Hole. It's easier just to hike over the range from this side if you want to go to the Teton NP. Less touristy, more trails, trail acce...
wow look at the winds!!!
i knew the idaho side was purdy, well that just means next summer i must go and play. thanks Julie for the picture!
Indeed! The trail is called "Beards Wheatfield." It goes up to Freds Mountain.
thats the idaho side?
magnificent photo!
Nice shot
I love this pic
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 11:27pm on November 8, 2009,
GonzoJohn said…
- You take some great pictures. I've only briefly visited the Grand Tetons, so I'm a little jealous. Good work.
- At 1:56pm on September 20, 2009,
Paul Sheehan said… - Why do all the good looking gals got to live and hike out in BFE??? Crazy!
- At 8:01am on September 16, 2009,
James S said…
- julie you should check out this other hiking forum. its called nwhikers.net, geared more to hikers in the upper rocky mountains area. trip , gear reports etc. pictures. free to join of course.
- At 10:38pm on September 10, 2009,
Bryan DeLay said… - Great pics of the Wind River Range. Thanks for reminding me how beautiful the Winds are. I need to get out there again.
- At 8:47pm on August 27, 2009,
Bryan DeLay said…
- Hey Julie,
We did not summit, instead we did a 65 mile loop, 7 nighter, around Cloud Peak starting at Coffen Park Campground. We followed the Solitude Trail, except for taking a short cut primitive trail, which was basically no trail, from Frying Pan Lake to Kearny Lake Reservoir. The scenery was fantastic, the trout fishing was great and we only saw a few people. In fact the last four days we did not see anyone. Our trip was the last week in August of 2004 and it snowed three times with temps dropping into the low 30's and mid 20's every night. If you haven't already check out my Cloud Peak photo album. It's one of those places I would like to visit again.
Bryan
- At 5:47pm on August 27, 2009,
James S said…
- julie,
neat pictures ! i made a visit to the tetons in 10/2007. i stayed at the signal mountain lodge. anyway since it was my 1st time there i just kind of explored with the car cause i was there only 3 days. did take couple of day hikes 1 up signal mountain, ( nice view of the snake river and thru the willow flats area to see some moose, ( i did). will probably go there summer 2010 to take some more day hikes. really appreciate you sharing your pictures as you've gone in a lot of areas i wasn't able to. so many places to hike so little time to do it in !! hope all is well. take care on the trail.
- At 10:04pm on August 13, 2009,
Bryan DeLay said…
- Hey Julie,
Welcome! It's good to see a fellow Tennessean on HJ, even if you've relocated. Two of my all time favorite backpacking trips were Wind River Range and Cloud Peak Wilderness in WY. Love all your photos.
Bryan
- At 8:34am on August 5, 2009,
in2snow (chris holth) said…
- Awesome new pics, thanks for sharing
- At 9:29am on July 7, 2009,
in2snow (chris holth) said…
- Julie, Welcome to HJ !! Great photos, thanks for sharing. Teton Nat'l park is one of our all time favorite places to visit and explore. My wife and I wish we could afford to live in Jackson, but unless my Lotto ticket hits, I think were out..lol.
- At 6:07pm on July 6, 2009,
Joshua Cocks said… - Welcome
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- Maryville, TN
- Where is the coolest place you have ever backpacked, hiked or camped?
- I can't narrow it down to ONE place!
- Where else have you backpacked, hiked or camped?
- I worked as a Backcountry Ranger in Targhee National Forest, but have played in: Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone NP, Mount Ranier NP, Olympic National Park, North Cascades, Glacier National Park, Great Smokey Mountains NP, Pisgah National Forest, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Wind River, Absaroka Mountain range in Wy, Sinks Canyon-Lander,
- What outdoor activities are you interested in?
- LONG backpacking trips, solo trips, over nighters, short trips, day hikes, backcountry cooking, flowers, birds, wildlife, fly fishing, feeling like a kid exploring new ground, canoeing, kayaking,beginner climbing, cross country skiing, beginner mtn biking, snowboarding, sandboarding, amphibians, pioneer history, geology, mycology, forest ecology, & wildland/wildlife conservation.
- What is your favorite outdoor website?
- http://www.tennesseeteton.blogspot.com
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