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    Trailhead.
    Colter Bay at the beginning of the hike.
    River otters within 50 feet of the trailhead.
    River otters within 50 feet of the trailhead.
    These guys were so curious and friendly.
    River otters in Jackson Lake.
    Jackson Lake from the Hermitage Point Loop.
    Great views of the Tetons from across Jackson Lake.
    Heron Pond.
    Terrific views of Mount Moran (12,605 ft) from this hike.
    Views from the Hermitage Point Loop.
    The views from Half Moon Bay are stunning.
    Hermitage Point dead ahead.
    A goose flying over the lake.
    Having lunch at the point.
    Enjoying some of the cold water on my toes.
    Looking back to the point from the southeast loop.
    Backcountry campsite.
    Great views from this camp.
    Looking southeast as Third Creek drains into Lake Jackson.
    The trail is very well marked, which is nice given all of the forks in the road.
    Ducks fleeing the scene.
    Third Creek.
    Third Creek.
    This guy was fearless!
    Hermitage Point Loop.
    Hermitage Point Loop.
    Some geese at Swan Lake.
    Heavy pine forest to end the day.

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