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Most Remote Wilderness in the U.S.Prints of a full-grown grizzly near Deer Creek Pass.most_remote_place_in_US_1
David Gaillard soaking up the warm steam at Snake River Hot Springs.most_remote_place_in_US_2
Snake River Hot Springs.most_remote_place_in_US_3
Crossing Deer Creek Pass through a foot of fresh snow.most_remote_place_in_US_4
Snake River Hot Springs.most_remote_place_in_US_5
Elk antlers only a few dozen yards from the most remote spot in the lower 48.most_remote_place_in_US_6
David Gaillard traversing the wide Thorofare Valley.most_remote_place_in_US_7
David Gaillard taking notes at our camp in the Thorofare Valley.most_remote_place_in_US_8
David Gaillard near the confluence of the Harebell and Heart Rivers.most_remote_place_in_US_9
David Gaillard on the South Boundary Trail, Tetons in background.most_remote_place_in_US_10
Mark Jenkins, author.most_remote_place_in_US_11
David Gaillard walking back from the most remote spot in the lower 48.most_remote_place_in_US_12
Pack animals along the Thorofare Trail hauling out elk antlers.most_remote_place_in_US_13
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