Mount Rudderham via Lake Elizabeth - Washington State

[@erickillg811]

God I love these videos. I guess I’m the type of person that likes to see what’s up there and over the hillside. As I get older I tend to do less of these. Watching your video is like a dream come true. I followed you for several years now always love your videos keep them coming.

[@hikeart]

I really appreciate your kind words! I'm glad the videos bring you joy and I truly value your support over the years!

[@krystynabrzezinska]

Góry zachwycają, a lodowa jaskinia, to istny cud natury. Dziękuję ❤

[@rockrabbit6484]

Wow, clear day! Thanks for sharing!

[@hikeart]

It truly was a beautiful day for a climb!

[@jameshunt1221]

thank you; congratulations on a fantastic achievement!

[@hikeart]

Thank you too!

[@leestamm3187]

Your customarily nice videography. Good to be taking advantage of the spell of clear weather while it lasts. Thanks, as always.

[@hikeart]

Thank you for the kind words! It’s always a joy to make the most of clear weather while we have it. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@robertcarkeek8391]

❤

[@tuesdayweld1063]

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. What a great destination. Did you camp as well?

[@hikeart]

Thank you! It really was a great destination. We didn’t camp-it was 23°F in the morning, so a bit too cold for that!

[@imag33]

Wonderful! I had no idea the views you could get from Rudderham. Though looks like you definitely had to work for it. How many miles round trip did it end up being? And did you basically follow the stream up the feeds Money Creek above lake Elizabeth? Great job you two!

[@hikeart]

Thank you! The views from Rudderham were definitely worth the effort. We started at the far side of Lake Elizabeth and stayed close to the first stream east from the lake. It ended up being 8.8 miles total, and the route was both challenging and rewarding. Appreciate the kind words!