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    If you can push the trek to early September, the trail stays dry, the light just before sunset is cooler and gives a nice dramatic glow on the lake, and you finish around 6:30 7:00 PM. That lets you catch the sunset from the viewpoint. Afterward you could stay at Lidder View Resorts and enjoy the terrace view without trekking back.

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