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We returned to the car and crossed Rogers pass again. On the way out of Glacier National Park and onwards to Golden for the night, we decided to go on one more hike. The hike to Bear Creek Falls was short, only 1 km, but steep travelling; from the parking lot you just start walking downwards. There are stairs for the steepest portions. Gen and the kids went ahead while Jo-Ce and I followed along behind. High levels of snow melt resulted in Bear Falls bordering on being unapproachable. As soon as you came towards the falls, there were just sheets of water hitting you. We took some photos from a distance but decided not to get soaked by going closer. The trail upwards was less fun but Jo-Ce and I powered up it and quickly made the top.

Back to the car and onwards to our camping site in Golden. We stopped for some groceries before arriving at our roadside pull out. The road was quiet but gradually through the evening more campers kept pulling up until our pull out was packed.

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Wednesday, May 25th –Lake Mead National Recreation Area to Las Vegas, Nevada – Day 104 We woke up in our roadside turn out and got ready for the day. Our plan was to go for a swim at Lake Mead, see the Hoover Dam and head back into Vegas. The morning was stifling hot, we were looking forward to the swim. We drove to the visitor centre at Lake Mead Recreation Centre. We could see Lake Mead on the way. The water was well below the high-water line on the rocks. At the visitor centre we got our passport stamped, filled our water bottles, and received junior ranger booklets. The air conditioning was so nice we set up the kids to work on their booklets and hung around. The kids finished up enough activities that they were sworn in by a very nice ranger before we left. We decided to go see the Hoover Dam first. We dropped the trailer in the parking lot. We heard it might need to be opened at the security checkpoint and we couldn’t be bothered. The H...

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