Hideout Hill

I think he needs to chew a little more.....
The tent growl

Here are a few pics of a fall tradition for Jordan and I. This mountain, officially named hideout hill was originally surveyed by a good friends father, they all call it bear mountain. Not many people know where the trail starts so not many people make it up. We saw a small black bear and were lucky to have an amazing second day. We stay the night at the lake then head all the way up the second day. The top of the mountain is used for Wildlife Refuge radio relays that use solar cells for power. You can get into the small huts and switch the radio gear to speaker and hear all the radio communication all over the refuge.

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