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Diez Vistas trail April 2012

Diez Vistas trail, hiked on April 15 2012.

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All of the signs could have been replaced by one that said ENTER AND DIE

The floating bridge, actually accessible this time!

Jeff at one of the numerous vistas looking over Burrard Inlet.

A slightly different angle of the previous shot, looking toward Salmon Arm.

The lower path around Buntzen Lake was not flooded this year.

A still pond near the summit of the Diez Vistas trail

Starting out. It would be nearly five hours before we completed the hike.

Once you've been on this trail the idea of riding a horse or bike up it is quaint.

A pretty waterfall close-up on the east side of Buntzen Lake.

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