Today we’re traveling to possibly the most remote mountain range in the 48 contiguous US states, Wyoming’s Wind River Range. These rugged mountains have more bighorns than people and yet our guest Kelly Halpin finds great joy in traversing them solo and unsupported.
The Queyras Regional Natural Park, tucked away in the Hautes-Alpes is a magical sanctuary of jagged
ridges and deep valleys and it is a dream location for skyrunners, fastpacker and peakbaggers.
This FKT is a project to summit all of the peaks in (or on the border of) the park that are over 3000m in
altitude and have a prominence of 50m or more. There is a fairly even mix between peaks that you will be
able to run all the way, and some where you will have to use your hands as well to do a bit of scrambling for
One of the better picturesque routes!
Starting at lower Hell Roaring trailhead, head to Hell Roaring lake, then to Imogene lake, over Imogene pass, to Sand Mountain pass down to Toxaway lake. Then head to Farley lake to Mays creek trail to the dirt road back to the trailhead!
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