First bridge at ~1/4 mile - nice bridge!	Looking upstream from the bridge	"Kodak Moment" spot just uphill from the bridge	Tons of gorgeous flowers	Looking south and west, about halfway up the first switchbacks

	Looking further west	Looking south and east	From a little further uphill, now the trailhead is visible. You can almost pick out "Bluie", Ann's new SUV toy	Meet up with Roaring Creek on our left (west)	To the top of the switchbacks, a gentle downhill, and time for a snack.

	Left to right is Bob, Ann, Keith	Coumbines! Lots of the Colorado State Flower growing wild here.	Bob, Ann, Keith on the well-maintained trail	Lightning strike?	Keith and Bob

	Ann on the very nice new footbridge	Lots more columbines along the trail	More interesting flowers	A larger patch of it	Bluebells? Kinda purple though

	Wildflowers everywhere			Bob at the next stream crossing	Nice trail in great condition

	Gorgeous views of Roaring Creek	Bob and Keith out on a log	Keith further out - "Keith on the edge"	We may have taken the wrong fork here - we went left along the log / rock at creek-edge and an obvious trail continued on. Right and steep up was another fainter trail...???

		Big rockfall behind them, on the right (east) side of the trail	Small meadow, trail fades but is obvious on the other side	Flatter, smooth trail, gorgeous scenery	Trail's a little fainter, a new detour rounds a fallen tree

	The one and only marshy spot. Both hiking trails books we had, talked about a very marshy/boggy trail, beaver ponds, etc. We hiked a dry, newly-maintained trail, often 100 yds from the creek. Did much of the trail get re-located further away from the creek?	Opens up in a wide flat meadow, Roaring Creek is quiet now	Looking back downstream. This was 3 hours into the hike.	Stopped for lunch/snack. About 5 minutes further on the trail, it opens up into a HUGE meadow and the trail fades completely out. We turned around here. Not sure how far from the "end" we were, or if we missed a fork.