On the road below, Jamie had already reached the parking lot at the foot of the mountain.
Cars couldn't go any further up.
He shouldered his pack and entered the mountains on foot.
If he didn't have a scheduled client, it looked like he was going to see his wolfdog.
After all, he hadn't gone last week.
And after walking for a while, his direction seemed to confirm it.
The Green Canyon route they usually took with tourists was actually a very basic hiking trail, not very difficult.
It generally headed east, cutting across the entire Wyoming Mountain Range.
Along the way, one could enjoy scenery like the snow line, canyons, and streams.
It was about three hours one-way, making for a one-day round trip.
But to see the wolfdog, he had to take the north-south route that followed the mountain range's spine. It required crossing mountains and ridges, and it was also the most difficult trail.
