Angel Pass, at 11,600+ ft is the pass in the center, between Angel Peak, 12,402 ft. to the left, and an unamed peak, 12,367 ft. to the right. All are on the Continental Divide. Taken from the CDT/Fremont Trail in Bald Mountain Basin, west of the Divide.

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Angel Pass, at 11,600+ ft is the pass in the center, between Angel Peak, 12,402 ft. to the left, and an unamed peak, 12,367 ft. to the right. All are on the Continental Divide. Taken from the CDT/Fremont Trail in Bald Mountain Basin, west of the Divide.

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Mt. Lester's two peaks (left) appear in the distance above a high meadow on the way to the second Cook Lake.

Bald Mountain Basin and the mountains to the north are seen from the CDT/Fremont Trail. Mountains left to right - Mt. Lester's two peaks, distant mountains with Titcomb Basin on other side, and ridge of unamed peaks on the northeast side of this Basin..

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“Angel Pass, at 11,600+ ft is the pass in the center, between Angel Peak, 12,402 ft. to the left, and an unamed peak, 12,367 ft. to the right. All are on the Continental Divide. Taken from the CDT/Fremont Trail in Bald Mountain Basin, west of the Divide.”

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Angel Pass, at 11,600+ ft is the pass in the center, between Angel Peak, 12,402 ft. to the left, and an unamed peak, 12,367 ft. to the right. All are on the Continental Divide. Taken from the CDT/Fremont Trail in Bald Mountain Basin, west of the Divide.

Bald Mountain Basin and the mountains to the north are seen from the CDT/Fremont Trail. Mountains left to right - Mt. Lester's two peaks, distant mountains with Titcomb Basin on other side, and ridge of unamed peaks on the northeast side of this Basin..

Marmot (yellow-bellied) amid the wildflowers, mostly lilac asters, in Bald Mountain Basin.

WIldflowers abound in Bald Mountain Basin in the summer. Looking north on the CDT/Fremont Trail, the two peaks of Mt. Lester are on the right.

Mt. Lester at 12,342 feet (center) and Mt. Lester's east peak at 12,275 feet (center right) stand guard over the first Cook Lake.

Mt. Lester's two peaks are reflected perfectly at sunrise, in the first Cook Lake.

Cook Lake Loop follows Pole Creek upstream to the first Cook Lake.

Mt. Lester's two peaks (left) appear in the distance above a high meadow on the way to the second Cook Lake.

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