Yes, a couple, but I've not gone out picking in several years now.

Have you found any other areas now for mushroom picking? I’ve always been interested

It was Colchuck, but yes, sad.

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What a gorgeous shot! Thank you for sharing. May I ask what time of the year was this photo taken at? Can’t wait to get out there soon!

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I’ve driven from Southern Alberta to Glacier National Park thinking it would be like Waterton National Park. It wasn’t. Everything was closed in the winter and was a dead zone. So that was a big waste of time. Go in Summer

you know what else is different? no damn pork roll out here

Got a nice neighbor here on Camano who calls me a dyke because I used to drive a Subaru? I’m widowed 3 kids but you know, big dyke.

Yeah we also stand IN line, not ON line. I this this is just different regional word choice. I wouldn’t try to read to much into it.

PeakFinder is awesome.

It’s a beautiful spot! The type you can camp in the forest on a whim, but driving to the nearest Walmart or Safeway is a commitment haha. It has trade offs but I’m happy here

Second highest. Bonanza claims the #1 non-volcanic spot

I love Brinnon. We have camped at Dosewallips a few times. So many elk and they are so BIG!

I’m ready to detour a little no worries

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Thank you!! I appreciate your suggestions

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Oh shoot so things won’t be open?

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Port Angeles

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Did this right before the pandemic... traveling west to east.

Stayed off 2/90.

Did the Okanagan Ghost Town/Old Skagit Mental Institution route. (HWY 20) Old Wauconda Museum is highly recommended.

Super enjoyed Republic and the Kettle Range.

Caught up to HWY 2 in Idaho. Do the Suspension Bridge.

Took 37 north from Libby MT. There's an Air Muesum out there that you have to make a reservation for. Worth it.

Caught GNP the second full week of June. Going to the Sun road had fully opened the week before. Absolutely marvelous. BUT! The trails were still snow-covered at the pass.

Then, I did the Montana ghost town (Garnet, but there are others) route, driving through Missoula and taking HWY 12 east to west.

The only hotel reservation that I made in advance was for Kalispell as hotels fill fast around GNP. Everywhere else was the day of.

My spouse and I did it as a road trip and enjoyed ourselves immensely.

I visited Glacier in early May and almost nothing was open, so please keep that in mind. Check your routes and plans carefully.

I've been to Aberdeen probably a hundred times and I've only ever seen the sun out once there, it is just perpetually raining somehow. Also its the only place I've ever seen houses shift around due to pest damage.