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This can be the second possible wet crossing, depending on the time of year. Take caution at this point, as the creek drops in elevation rapidly and is moving swiftly..
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The views from above lower Coffin Lake are well worth the effort
There are moments where words cannot describe what you'll see. This is one of the rewards for getting wet crossing the creek.
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Jeff Fullmer
Jun 11, 2017 near Island Park, ID
“This can be the second possible wet crossing, depending on the time of year. Take caution at this point, as the creek drops in elevation rapidly and is moving swiftly..”  

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This can be the second possible wet crossing, depending on the time of year. Take caution at this point, as the creek drops in elevation rapidly and is moving swiftly..
There are moments where words cannot describe what you'll see. This is one of the rewards for getting wet crossing the creek.
Views below and views above, it's almost too much to take in all at once.
Don't forget to turn around on your way up and enjoy the views. Time the wildflowers right and they will be in full bloom.
At Clark Lake, snow's on the ground and still falling in the middle of June. Respect the mountain.
Clark Lake shines under a June bluebird sky.
The creek crossing at mile 3.14. It is almost a river in May/June (depending on peak flow) and a trickle by the fall.
The views from above lower Coffin Lake are well worth the effort
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Targhee Creek Trail

6.5 mi 10.4 km
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Island Park, ID