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Me and three of my friends are planning a backpacking trip to the Rocky Mountain National Park for a two night stay. We will be driving from Houston, Tx and plan beginning of June.
We are all college students (20 yr m) and are all fairly athletic. Two of us have backpacking experience, but the other two are not well versed. Our plan was to spend a day getting acclimated with the elevation, and then start our trip.
Itenerary:
DAY 1: Park at Estes visitor center, shuttle to Bear lake. Explore Bear/Nymph/Dream lake, then hike up to Sourdough campsite. After setting up camp, we will explore the Two Rivers Lake and Lake Helene, then spend the night at Sourdough.
Day 2: Hike from Sourdough Campsite to Spruce Lake campsite. Along the way, we will explore Odessa Lake and Fern lake, and stop to take pictures, snacks, etc. After setting up camp, we will go up to explore Loomis Lake.
Day 3: We will hike from Spruce Lake campsite to Fern Lake trailhead, and view the pool, gulch, river, and waterfall. Once at Fern Lake TH, we will shuttle to Park and Drive and shuttle back to our car at the visitor center.
I would love any advice, as I have never backpacked or hiked in very snowy conditions or in Colorado for that matter. We have been practicing here in Houston and will be cautious with food, bear cannisters, warm clothing, and water. Please let me know if this is a good trip idea and any other activities we can do while there. Thanks
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