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North end of Bewmark Lake on a perfect August evening. On the left is an unnamed peak, and Odyssey Peak (12,062 ft.) is in the center. Both peaks are on the Continental Divide.
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The Bewmark Lake outlet creek cascades down a steep hillside, into Middle Fork Lake. Bewmark Lake is out of sight on the shelf above Middle Fork Lake.
Rugged peaks catching the last light of sunset, seen looking south-southeast from the Bewmark Lake shelf above Middlefork Lake. Left to right - unnamed peak, Bailey Peak, Nylon Peak, Mount Bonneville, Pronghorn Peak, and Dragon Head Peak.
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Joan Pendleton
Aug 16, 2025 near Big Sandy, WY
“North end of Bewmark Lake on a perfect August evening. On the left is an unnamed peak, and Odyssey Peak (12,062 ft.) is in the center. Both peaks are on the Continental Divide.”  

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North end of Bewmark Lake on a perfect August evening. On the left is an unnamed peak, and Odyssey Peak (12,062 ft.) is in the center. Both peaks are on the Continental Divide.
Rugged peaks catching the last light of sunset, seen looking south-southeast from the Bewmark Lake shelf above Middlefork Lake. Left to right - unnamed peak, Bailey Peak, Nylon Peak, Mount Bonneville, Pronghorn Peak, and Dragon Head Peak.
Sunrise at Bewmark Lake. Odyssey Peak, 12,062 ft. (center) on the Continental Divide.
Middle Fork Lake nearby, distant Lee Lake surrounded by rugged peaks (left to right) - unnamed (11,710 ft.), Bailey Peak (12,166 ft.), Nylon Peak (12,392 ft.), Mount Bonneville (12,585 ft.), Pronghorn Peak (12.388 ft.), and Dragon Head Peak (12,205 ft.).
Photo Pass (left center) in the distance on the Continental Divide, is seen from the south end of Bewmark Lake. An unnamed peak (center) and Odyssey Peak (right center) also on the Divide.
Odyssey Peak (12,062 ft.) on the Continental Divide, rises above Bewmark Lake and its surrounding alpine meadows.
Middle Fork Lake. In the distance (left to right) are an unnamed peak (11,710 ft.), Nylon Peak (12,392 ft.), Mount Bonneville (12,585 ft.), Pronghorn Peak (12.388 ft.), and Dragon Head Peak (12,205 ft.).
The Bewmark Lake outlet creek cascades down a steep hillside, into Middle Fork Lake. Bewmark Lake is out of sight on the shelf above Middle Fork Lake.
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