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Another thin waterfall in multiple segments
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Back at Kinney Lake, the clouds have mostly cleared around the streams on the far side
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Bike racks are provided at the end of the segment of the trail that is open to mountain biking
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Is this the glacier I could see the edge of from the Valley of a Thousand Falls?
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Kinney Lake
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Mt Robson is almost clear of clouds, but not quite
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As the clouds disperse, another glacier comes into view
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While waiting for the clouds to blow away, I spy another waterfall
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We have a good view of the glacier now
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Oops, more mushrooms!
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A flank of Mount Robson
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By sunset, the clouds still haven't completely cleared
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And now a fog is rolling in from below
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Berg Lake (copied from the internet), the destination of the Berg Lake Trail. Mt Robson is behind on the right.
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The Rearguard Falls on the Fraser River. The falls don't look like much, but they drop about 4 feet. This is a very wide river. We saw one or two salmon jumping up the falls on their way to spawn
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