i am trying to explain to a friend this area and how to get there.does anyone have a link to google earth or something like it so i can see these places in referance to gallagher?
lake ann? van epps?
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I saw this video Newtrout put on youtube and it has a pretty good camera shot panning from Lake Ann over to Gallaher. I actually don't know how to get to Lake Ann exactly, but that particular shot gave me a better idea... hope it helps and here is a link to the video, good luck:
Lake Ann/Van Epps New Years
Lake Ann/Van Epps New Years
thanks, that video is what got me looking.
Lake Ann: Leave SLS snowpark, cross Boulder Creek and after that, first groom arrow to the right to head up along Fortune Creek. A few miles up, there is a FS sign on the left just before you cross Fortune Creek (you can see the culvert).
Follow the path up the hill to you left at that sign. Stay in the creek drainage to get to Van Epps. The main riding area at Van Epps will be on your left just before the top.
To get to Lk Anne, head up the drainage a mile or less and then very right (east) and keep climbing...When you get near the top, head east thru a dip and drop into Lk Anne.....
Another way into Anne, head toward Gallagher...Chaincase hill is at about the last creek crossing. Get a run and turn out to the left. Head west a 1/2 mile or so and drop into Lk. Anne....Cross check and seat backs in the forward position....G'luck.
Follow the path up the hill to you left at that sign. Stay in the creek drainage to get to Van Epps. The main riding area at Van Epps will be on your left just before the top.
To get to Lk Anne, head up the drainage a mile or less and then very right (east) and keep climbing...When you get near the top, head east thru a dip and drop into Lk Anne.....
Another way into Anne, head toward Gallagher...Chaincase hill is at about the last creek crossing. Get a run and turn out to the left. Head west a 1/2 mile or so and drop into Lk. Anne....Cross check and seat backs in the forward position....G'luck.
