Trip Report: Andrew’s Glacier early turns A long haul up to Andrew’s Glacier via The Gash in Rocky Mountain National Park. As can be expected in October, the weather below alpine was in the 70’s — and up above it was perfect snow. Here’s a photo trip report. Packing up to the Loche Vale The objective The ‘funno’ boulder field Making our way up the the glacier tarn Last stretch up the loose boulder field to the tarn The lower portion of Andrew’s Glacier Lunch The lounge lizard She looks like a bag of Skittles Boot packing up the glacier 11,700′ as we make our way to the upper portion of the glacier Kickin’ steps Resting at the top of the Continental Divide First turns A somewhat maiden voyage of the Never Summer Prospector on open snow Good stuff! The descent The descent The descent – to Andrew’s Tarn A look back at the lower portion Otis Peak from the Gash Shark’s Tooth Share this Post a Reply Cancel reply