www.patrickmarsonong.com One of the classic views in the Many Glacier area, Glacier National Park, Montana. That mountain you see in the middle is called Wynn Mountain and the water beneath it comes all the way from Lake Sherburne flowing towards Swiftcurrent creek. I have to thank bruddah Ryan Buchanan for showing me how to get to this spot. He drew me a map with "double-S" tracks, where to park and start info with inserts “Steep as sh*t!!”, “Right here - Bring bear spray!!” quotes. Now, for a first-timer in a bear country, that second quote gave me the chills. Came the day going to the spot for sunrise, I was with three of my buddies debating in the dark with our headlamps and a print out of the map. The first 5 minutes on the trail was ok then it went steeper as we go up. We were literally crawling on the ground as we went further and the wind was not helping at all. Then you get questions, “Is this correct? Where are we going? This is wrong! If we slip we will die! There must be a mistake on the map”. LOL. THEN, as the place began to light up, we knew we were in the right spot. Ha, If there were bears during that time, they would be laughing at us. Trying to come up with a nice lead in frame using the fallen branches that surround the area, it was such a breath-taking view up there. The whole experience was totally worth it. Where you headed this summer? Taken with NiSi V5 CPL. NiSi .9 GND Soft Edge.
Wynn’s View
