Pretty chilly at night still. 44 degrees

Black flies are only biting when the mosquitoes aren’t.
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I thought it was Kelly in 2022... I looked through a bunch of her old posts.

Thanks Team

I'm leaving next week for another service project week, super excited.

I think a couple of years ago someone was going to hike all the trails on the main island in 1 stay. maybe 30 days

Does anyone remember that post?
i cant find it

There is a wheelchair ramp at one outhouse at Daisy Farm. It would be another good site if you took the taxi down and stayed a couple days. 3 mile may be possible but it is more on a hill.

You are able to comment through the website now. No need to hand deliver them anymore.

The whole article would not show as I'm not a "subscriber" to the site. A hundred ads did show, however. Could someone copy and paste the proposed increases please The proposed fare changes include: One-Way Adult Fare: $80 (up from $70 in 2022) One-Way Child Fare: $40 (up from $35 in 2022) One-Way ...

the reporting on their site could use some clarity. 2021 Recreation Visits 25,844 Tent campers 6,450 Backpack Campers 32,128 Misc Campers 11,102 Total overnight stays 59,039 I can't quite get the number to sum. I am assuming the non-recreation visitor number of overnights are not otherwise ...

I guess the campsites could still be more crowded with fewer visitors if each visit stayed for longer trips. They might have a night-stayed report I'll have to check again.

torpified wrote: ↑Wed Sep 28, 2022 10:22 am interesting!

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*are most of the winter numbers Winter Study folks? I know the count is visits, not visitors---but it's still larger than I would have guessed!

I too was surprised by the winter numbers. I would have guessed a few but nowhere close to that.

I was reviewing the attendance data for 2022 and was a little surprised and quite frankly excited that the attendance at the park has been down year over year from 2021. And with the Queen missing the end of the season, I would expect the final year tally to be the lowest for a full year since 2015 ...

So, I'm back from my trip and working on a trip report. I figured that I'd report my way finding experience here. It seems that on the ridges, the trail follows the same path as it always has. I saw evidence of really old looking blazes painted in red-orange paint on the rocks marking the trail ...

In night a heard a moose super close. Neighing and carrying on. I thought maybe it was hurt and couldn’t find a way down the bank into the creek. I nudged Ryan a few times and couldn’t wake him. Then the moose took off running through the brush and clipped the roof of the cabin with a thud. In the mo ...

I didn’t realize I had never finished this trip report. It will be a little fuzzier having been a year late. The next day we headed out for little Todd and hopefully on to North desor. Great hike. Left our packs at the junction and waked down to little Todd and had lunch. Fun little site. But if the ...

treeplanter wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 11:06 am

TopCarrot wrote: ↑Mon Jun 27, 2022 7:53 am......Moose count estimates are as low as 1300 which is markedly down from the peak of nearly 2000.......

That's a dramatic drop in moose numbers! I look forward to reading the Winter Study report, when it's published.

Here it is.

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