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James Falls Map - Hiked route in red
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P4P Eagle Lake
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Eagle Lake looking east. Clear, clear lake water!
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Eagle Lake looking east. You can just see James Lake
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Eagle Lake and east. James Lake in the distance. James Falls are about 1 km to the north (left) at the far end of James Lake
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Eagle Lake looking west. You can see the Bighorn Campground in the far distance. I launched from the shore at the opening in the trees (to the left of the canoe).
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Looking back along the trail into Eagle Lake. You can see the Bighorn Campground in the far distance.
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Some fall color looking back towards Ya Ha Tinda
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Galaxy Pix - Lakes
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The trail to Eagle Lake
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The trail to Eagle Lake
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Eagle Lake looking east
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The mountain to the north
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Eagle Lake looking west
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At the west end of Eagle Lake
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The trail back from James Lake
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Fall color at James Lake
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On the trail home
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On the trail home
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James Falls
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The James Falls are in the split in the middle of this mountain. There was water flowing at the falls but it immediately disappeared underground into this dry creek bed
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Getting closer to James Falls
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James Falls. For those interested there is a geocache at the falls.
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James Falls
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The top portion of James Falls
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A larger portion of the top of the falls
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The bottom of James Falls
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A very tired dog after our 13km hike. I had to lift him into the truck at the end of the hike. He was too pooped to jump in! I felt about the same way.