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Hiking Lions Head Ridge in Idaho Is Crazy
Hiking Lions Head Ridge in Idaho Is Crazy
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On a 1,200-mile thru-hike from Glacier National Park to the Olympic Peninsula, known as the Pacific Northwest Trail, filmmakers Peter Hochhauser and Andy Laub experienced relentless weather, insane scrambles, and rivers where there used to be trails. This segment of their full film Thru tracks their traverse of Lions Head Ridge in Idaho, an unforgiving technical part of the hike.
