North Star Mountain 🏔 July 27th

We headed to Dillion, CO this morning after stopping at Walmart for more food! Felt great to stock up on some fruit and veggies and trail mix! Kyle had an “easy” hike in mind that turned out to be 6.5 miles long and hiked up to 12,709ft of elevation.😳 Although much tougher then expected and we were not prepared with enough water and snacks for this strenuous adventure, it was super incredible!  Check it out!
Here’s our view from the RV- all up front wanting to talk and play car games!
Love this time together....most of the time😉
North Star Mountain here we come!!!

Incredible view and cooler temps for this hike.

They are such great hikers!
North Star mine was pretty cool to see!

Climbing!
And Climbing!!
Breathtaking. The Summit is always worth the work.
You are more radiant with light, more majestic than mountains.
Psalms 76:4

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