EcoRover

Stories and photos about life along the Continental Divide in Montana between the Clark Fork (westslope) and Big Hole (eastslope) Rivers. Fresh back from a Fulbright in South China, I am looking at American culture/nature through new eyes. Backpacking, cross country skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking... this is the story of a 4-season outdoors person.

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12 August 2007

West Goat Peak: Peak Bagging in the Pintler Wilderness

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West Goat Peak is my very favorite regular summer trek. At about 10,800 feet, it's the tallest peak in the Pintler Wilderness and plainl...

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26 July 2007

Mt Haggin: Peak Bagging near Anaconda, MT

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Over the years I've been to Mt Haggin (named after Anaconda Copper Mining company backer James Ben Ali Haggin) from several different ro...

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31 August 2006

The View from "Mt Gibbons" - peak bagging

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Fresh back from Sully basin/"Mt Gibbons." [The photo at left is the Mt G peak w/ RTD.] I drove the Grizzly Trap Loop going in, got...

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The View from Fish Peak (21Aug2006) - peak bagging

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[Photo above: elk wallow on the way up to Hicks Lake.] Well, in terms of difficulty, summer’s remaining backpack trips will be easy in compa...

15 August 2006

The View from West Goat Peak - peak bagging

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Emily & got a late start for a long hike on a hot day. We reached the Fishtrap Creek trailhead after 8:30 am, and began the 7-mile trail...

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EcoRover: Eco, from the Greek oikos: home, with a connotation of wholeness. Once upon a time I lived at the headwaters of the Allegheny River and roamed the hardwood forests. Now I roam the mountains, rivers, and prairies of the northern Rockies. Disclaimer: I am a professor with Montana Tech in Butte, but nothing posted on this site should be construed as an inference that I am speaking for the institution.

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