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Reds, purples, and yellows of pretty summer wildflowers in the rugged alpine high on Fault Lake Trail.
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Northern end of Fault Lake. The rock slide with the towering cliffs rising above it, mark the fault line that gives Fault Lake its name.
Summer wildflowers and views to the east, abound high on Fault Lake Trail.
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Joan Pendleton
Jul 28, 2024 near Nordman, ID
“Reds, purples, and yellows of pretty summer wildflowers in the rugged alpine high on Fault Lake Trail.”  

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Reds, purples, and yellows of pretty summer wildflowers in the rugged alpine high on Fault Lake Trail.
Summer wildflowers and views to the east, abound high on Fault Lake Trail.
Rugged mountains of the Selkirk Crest emerge at the trail climbs higher.
Fault Lake outlet creek dropping over a picturesque little waterfall not far from the lake. Hiking up, when you see this it means you're almost there.
Mountains nearby, and far into the distance, looking east from high on Fault Lake Trail.
Hunt Peak, 6,952 ft., to the south, towers over Fault Lake, almost 1,000 feet below Hunt Peak's summit.
Fault Lake (lower left) reflecting the towering cliffs on a calm July evening. This is a popular place to camp. Follow Leave No Trace principles and be bear aware in this pristine spot.
Northern end of Fault Lake. The rock slide with the towering cliffs rising above it, mark the fault line that gives Fault Lake its name.
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Fault Lake Trail #59

6.0 mi 9.7 km
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Bonners Ferry, ID
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