Spectacular colours in the meadows & plateau - a good day for a hike to Croteau Lake, in search of photos & history .
Remnant foundations of Eugene Croteau's main cabin at Croteau Lake
Another cabin was higher up on a rise, with a spectacular view of Mt. Albert Edward & Mt. Regan
Friendy gray jays - don't need to feed them, they still visit
Photographers in the meadows
In the late afternoon several flocks of sandhill cranes flew over the meadows - a thrill to see. Often people will mistake the large flocks for Canada geese, but the distinctive croak of the cranes is unmistakeable.
Since the rain in September, the trails can be muddy in places - gaiters are recommended, and waterproof your hiking boots, so that you can walk through the mud instead of widening the trail.
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