rozoneill: Our group of Cowhorn wranglers
rozoneill: And away we go!
rozoneill: Brooding Mount Thielsen makes an appearance
rozoneill: Mount Bailey was prominent to the south
rozoneill: The Pacific Crest Trail went uphill for about 4 miles or so
rozoneill: Ever onward and upward
rozoneill: The trail angles upward through a patch of grouseberry
rozoneill: Thunder was in the forecast, so we watched the clouds warily
rozoneill: View to the cone of Windigo Butte
rozoneill: Up on a dusty trail through a thin forest
rozoneill: Clouds formed above the crest
rozoneill: Forest and clouds on a pleasantly cool day
rozoneill: The trail goes past a fallen giant
rozoneill: View down to one of the Windigo Lakes
rozoneill: View to one of two Windigo Lakes
rozoneill: And there's today's guest of honor: Cowhorn Mountain
rozoneill: Rock, trees, and sky pretty much sums up today's hiking experience
rozoneill: The trail sideswipes a rocky lava flow
rozoneill: A little trail humor directed at a semi-stagnant pond
rozoneill: Up through the rocks and pumice
rozoneill: Lane's just gotta photobomb!
rozoneill: We ran into more and more snowdrifts
rozoneill: Cowhorn Mountain, getting closer all the time
rozoneill: Orange cup fungus on the trail
rozoneill: First look at Sawtooth Peak
rozoneill: Sawtooth Peak is Cowhorn's next door neighbor
rozoneill: Mount Bailey looms to the south
rozoneill: A thundercloud wannabe
rozoneill: The snow made things sketchy at times
rozoneill: The sky was trying to form thunderclouds