Photo Friday: Lupine of the Juneau Ridge

by | Apr 21, 2017

This week’s Photo Friday is brought to you by the beautiful Lupine flowers of Mt. Juneau in Juneau, Alaska. These beauties dot the landscape throughout Southeast Alaska in June and July. The ridgeline that extends back from Mt. Juneau towards the Juneau Icefield is an amazing place on a clear day. This photo was taken while running that ridgeline – a 13 mile loop total with over 3,500 feet of elevation gain.

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