A surprisingly high-elevation patch of Lupin overlooking the Ä'äy Chù in Kluane National Park. In 2017 much of the river's water was redirected into the Kaskawulsh River due to the Kaskawulsh glacier retreating, causing Kluane Lake's water level to drop by nearly 2 metres and exposing much of the river bed.
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