Rubber Boa on Jacobs Ladder trail. non-venomous, very slow and docile

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Rubber Boa on Jacobs Ladder trail. non-venomous, very slow and docile

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From Orson Smith Trail Head Park follow the dirt road 2 1/2 miles into Corner Canyon to access the Jacob's Ladder trail. <br>
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Orson Smith Trail Head Park<br>
12600 South Highland Dr. (2000 East)

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https://www.saltlakeclimbers.org/jacobs-ladder-re-route

Rubber Boa on Jacobs Ladder trail. non-venomous, very slow and docile

Late summer alpenglow in the Cirque

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