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| 50 m wide snow bridge over Victor Creek |
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| Raging Victor Creek |
Another rainy day in Seward. Bob and I went for a hike at Victor Creek, a trail about 23 miles up the high way from Seward. Right now the Forest Service is redoing the trail so it's a lot wider and muddier than it use to be but not as steep. After about a mile of thick brush and trees along the raging, white water creek you come to V-shaped valley above tree line that is full of tall grasses, devil's club and alder. The weather was down right snotty at that point and very wet. We turned around because Bob didn't wear rain pants and picked berries down towards the trailhead instead. We met a woman that works for the Forest Service that said you could cross a snow bridge at the end of the trail (3 ml), bush wack and come out on Mother Goose Glacier for some fantastic scenery. This day you sure wouldn't have had any views with so much rain, wind and cloud cover.
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