Description
Take in the change from winter to spring and immerse yourself, and your camera, in the new season! Join our photo expert Sharell Katibah to learn the basics of nature photography and how to get the most out of your photos. Grab your camera (fancy or not, smartphones work too!) and get on the trail with us to capture the seasonal transition through your own lens. This adventure will be a leisurely snowshoe from the Echo Lake Sno-Park (Johnson Pass Rd) to Lower Echo Lake (however, it could be more challenging if snow levels are deep). If there’s enough snow, the TRTA can provide you snowshoes and poles for no additional fee.
What to Expect
For the weather forecast in this area, check out this link to the NOAA website.
TRTA treks are group treks, and we do our best to keep the group together. All TRTA guides dedicate a great deal of their time throughout the year sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect the decisions made on the trail.
It is also critical that you sign up for a trek that is appropriate for you and your skill set. This request is for the safety of you, the group, and our leadership. Read the trek description carefully, and sign up for treks that you are capable of participating in and can enjoy.
Cost
Your $10 reservation fee is non-refundable. Each vehicle must arrive with a Sno-Park parking permit to park at the meeting location. You can purchase a $15-day permit or $40 season permit online here or at several Sno-Park permit vendors found here.
