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Scott - Dec 6, 2019 11:05 am Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2017
Rock Creek KnollJuly 22
Shaylee and I started at the Brooklyn Lake Trailhead and hiked the Sheep Lake Trail to near Rock Creek where we left the trail and headed north to the creek. We dropped our packs and cross the creek and headed for Rock Creek Knoll. It was a fairly easy ascent, especially by Wyoming 11er standards.
After climbing Rock Creek Knoll, we headed back down and to the packs and along the trail. There were lots of mosquitoes near the creek!
We then hiked the Sheep Lake Trail and then the Gap Lakes Trail to Cutthroat Lake to where we set up camp. There were mosquitoes around, but it was a nice camp.
July 23
In the morning, Shaylee and I headed for the Gap Lakes. Between the two beautiful lakes, we stopped at the pass to climb Browns Peak. The peak was more tedious than expected. The top was a mostly flat expanse of boulders and rocks and there were good views along the way. On the way down, I twisted my ankle a bit, which made for a painful hike out.
We hiked down past Gap Lake and took the Lost Lake Trail back to Brooklyn Lake and the trailhead. It was a beautiful loop hike.
Stu Brandel - Sep 14, 2016 8:11 pm Date Climbed: Sep 14, 2016
Beautiful Back CountryA beautiful lake strewn route into the back side of the Snowy Range, graced with some autumnal foliage.
wyomtman - Oct 10, 2015 7:25 pm Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2015
SolitudeGreat hike/scramble. Crossing all the water is no problem this time of year. Provides a nice perspective of the area, really nice outting!