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The upper beaver creek has a few grizz......actually a few years back
I saw a mom and cub on the south bank of Quake lake right across from
where Beaver creek dumps into Quake lake. They get your attention no
matter how far away they seem:-)

One time when we camped at the Be@ver Creek Campground, the
entire east half of the campgroune was closed, because a cow
moose with calf had established residence, and wasn't taking
kindly to visitors.



Stop at the Quake Lake "museum" it's an interesting but sad story of
one real ****ty Night for some real unlucky folks.


I met a guy that was there -- he was part of the crowd of
people who took refuge from the rising water on the hilltop.
He said somebody had a radio, and they tried to get some
kind of news, since nobody knew what the hell was going on.
All they talked about on the radio was some big earthquake
up in Alaska.

Kevin