This was another great one. You get to do a lot of walking across Tundra and Mt. Ida has some of the best summit views. Mt. Ida's summit is at 12,800 ft. Dad, Melissa, Laura, Trent, and Miranda got to enjoy this one. Our final for the trip was outstanding.
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| We start off from Milner Pass |
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| When we seen this sign I explained to the kids that we did not have to worry. The reason is this; Tundra is a Lapp word. Thru Grandma Katie's mother's family we also are Lapps. So we should have no trouble navigating on Tundra as our ancestors have done so for centuries. This turned out to be true, we had no issues at all. |
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| A view of the Never Summers Range as we cross the Tundra |
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| A big bull elk down in the trees. |
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| View from summit |
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| Another summit view |
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| Another Mt. Ida summit view. |
