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The Middle Fork Bull Lake Valley extends into the distance looking northeast down the east side of the Continental Divide from from Hay Pass.
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Lake 10322 amid the grass, willows, and small pines of high mountain meadows. North Fork Peak, 11,175 ft. (center left), stands out from the rest of the ridge to the west. Seen looking south on Hay Pass Trail.
Dennis Lake from the low ridge on the west side of Hay Pass.
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Joan Pendleton
Oct 15, 2021 near Big Sandy, WY
“The Middle Fork Bull Lake Valley extends into the distance looking northeast down the east side of the Continental Divide from from Hay Pass.”  

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The Middle Fork Bull Lake Valley extends into the distance looking northeast down the east side of the Continental Divide from from Hay Pass.
Dennis Lake from the low ridge on the west side of Hay Pass.
On the low ridge just west of Hay Pass, Dennis Lake and the Golden Lakes valley stretch into the distance to the northwest (left), to the far right/northeast is the Middle Fork Bull Lake valley, and Mt. Quintet is the massif ahead in the center.
Beth Lake (Lake 10755). Mt. Victor, 12,254 ft., pokes up on the left, the pointy peak (center left) is North Fork Peak, 11,175 ft., and the nearby mountain on the right is Round Top Mountain, 12,048 ft. Looking south at Hay Pass.
Approaching Hay Pass at 10,960 ft., from the south, the west side of the Continental Divide, in the Wind Rivers, Wyoming.
Round Top Mountain, 12,048 ft. (center) stands behind Beth Lake (Lake 10755) as we travel down (south) from Hay Pass on Hay Pass Trail. The ridge from the unnamed peak on the right, extends north/right to form part of the Continental Divide.
Pretty, jewel-like Lake 10322 sparkles in the high meadows along Hay Pass Trail. Mt. Victor, 12,254 ft., is the double humped massif on the left. On the right North Fork Peak, 11,175 ft., is the prominent Peak.
Lake 10322 amid the grass, willows, and small pines of high mountain meadows. North Fork Peak, 11,175 ft. (center left), stands out from the rest of the ridge to the west. Seen looking south on Hay Pass Trail.
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