Just back from a trip to the North Cascades National Park, 2 nights, 3 days, visited my favorite camp, Sahale Glacier Camp.
This morning I awoke at 5am, got some sunrise shots and then the camp got a visitor.
This goat was pawing the ground and I was nearby, snapping away, then he got a bit interested in me and the camera!
I was shooting with a 24-105mm lens, set to 30mm (on a full frame camera) so my furry friend was a bit closer than he looks on the pictures!
This mountain goat came early one morning to visit at Sahale Glacier Camp in North Cascades National Park. 
The tent sites are atop three big piles of rubble, from the glacier above.
The goat was hanging out looking for places where someone had peed so that he could get some salt!
The goat had a minimum safe distance of about 10 feet. He was happy to be that close, but if I took one step closer he would back off that same distance.
The large white mountain way in the distance here is Mount Rainier.
North Western Images - photos by Andy Porter 