Greider Lakes

Trail is snow free
past second lake. Campsites still muddy. A few blowdowns to cross over in the first mile. We found a quiet place to camp next to the first lake Sat afternoon. Saturday night we were jarred from our mountain serenity by the thunderous arrival of 3 honey buckets via helecopter air express. Nothing like the sight of a hovering sani-can over the lake to scare even the hardiest of wildlife. Fortunately, one of the johny-on-the spots was placed near our campsite and after a feast of freeze dried stroganoff, we christened the newly arrived amenities. Later we were serenaded by a group of ill prepared teenagers. They arrived with only a tent(still in box) and fishing pole. Needless to say, they did not catch anything and came begging for food, fuel, etc on 5 different occasions throughout the evening. Despite the drama and trauma, a good time was had by all, Not recommended if you are seeking solitude.