Anthony Lake is just 1/2 mile from the trailhead so I couldn't miss it The trail goes by white granite slabs in many places, it certainly reminds the Wallowas Nearing Angell Pass Nearing Angell Pass The tracks were helpful View from near the pass Pepper on the last snowdrift at the pass (or so I hoped) View on the other side (Crawfish Meadow in the distance) The next mile or so is partly buried in snow; after that the trail is almost all clear You go by one side valley after next, so even on one side of Elkhorn Ridge the view always change... And ECT often switches from east to west side of the main ridge Rock shade art Nip and Tuck Pass Odd-colored glacier lily Porcupine at Lost Lake campsite Got much better picture of its tail Lost Lake and Mt. Ruth My attempt at night photography Somewhere in the vicinity of Meadow Lake (the Meadow Lake itself is small and tree-rimmed, its just off-trail and I didn't think it's worth a bushwhack time) The snowdrift at Cracker Saddle View from the saddle Near our turnaround point Snowdrifts on the way to Summit Lake Summit Lake Hiked to the meadows just upstream in hopes of seeing mtn goats. Didn't see any, but there were a lot of their tracks View from the camp My camp in the morning Bleached tree on a saddle just north of Mt. Ruth Mt Ruth on the last day of the trip. No, I'm not standing on the cornice here - have checked it out Lost Lake from near Nip-n-Tuck Pass Angell Peak (I think) View east to Wallowas