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Old 03-26-17 | 10:57 AM
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skookum
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Originally Posted by BlarneyHammer
Doing the Great Divide southbound puts you in Canada and Montana during June, when it's still cold and rains a lot, and you arrive in New Mexico during late summer, when it's warmer than June and rains a lot.

In your case, you're not going to New Mexico, but the question remains: why not start in Salt Lake earlier, when it's cooler, and arrive in Canada when it's drier and not so cold?
Another good point. June is the highest rainfall month for the Canadian Rockies.
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