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    Mike Windsor
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    The gravel road to start Section 43.
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    04/11/2022
    Middle Fork Elk River.
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    The gravel road you'll walk for a short distance.
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    04/11/2022
    The trail passes through some pretty terrain after leaving the road.
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    04/11/2022
    Views of the North Fork Elk Creek.
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    Open spaces along Section 43.
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    04/11/2022
    Section 43 views.
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    The trail then follows an ATV track.
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    There are some steep climbs during the 2nd half of Section 43.
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    The ATV track turns to 4x4 road and stays on a ridge (lots of up and downs).
    Mike Windsor
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    04/11/2022
    Wyoming! Reaching the state line is a huge accomplishment for thru hikers.

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