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No problem! I found one from Telescope that turned out much better than I thought. From Telescope, just look directly over Sentinel and slightly to the right. I had zoomed in for 10460, Porter, and Sentinel and was blessed with San Gorgonio by accident. I had to darken this shot a lot, but very plea...

I learned one other interesting thing today....San Gorgonio can be seen both from Whitney (190 miles) and from Telescope (143 miles). Since I wasn't looking for it, I didn't get anything like what I got of Charleston, but was still able to identify it in shots I took from Whitney and Telescope. Ther...

Labeled version. Please correct, or let me know of anything else that could be identified.

Hunter Mountain is partially hidden by the Inyos, but I think that is the top of the mountain near left behind the Inyos. Past the Panamints would be the Funerals. Looking at Google Maps, I think the range immediately in front of the Spring Mountains (Charleston) is the northern end of the Nopah Ra...

As a photograph, this shot is nothing special....but it is now one of my prized shots. This is looking over top of DVNP from Mt Whitney over to Mt Charleston, 146 miles away. It looks over the Inyos, the Panamints (around the area of Harrisburg Flats), and a couple other ranges. The last one before ...

On a clear day, the red rock area where those trees are is unmistakable. You have to descend about 1500 vertical feet to get to the top of it, and the easiest way to do it is from the ridge that meets the trail about 9900 ft:

https://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=36.1855 ... at&o=t&n=0

I love viewing your images so thanks for posting them. I keep forgetting how truly expansive DV is. My favorite shots of yours were of The Stipped Butte, The Panamint Smoke Stack, and the one where you labeled all of the peaks along the Panamint Ridge Line. Time in DV is time well spent and thanks ...

Day 7 afternoon: Keane Wonder Mine.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/168127823 ... 0787443777

I used to do summer biking, but the last couple of years I have added an August trip, so have wanted my workouts to be more directly related to hiking. My spring trips are more grueling, because they are backpacking, while all of these were day hikes. Winter training is with the heavy backpack in th...

Of course you can cite it! I don't want people getting sick! Yes, I see, you got one lower night in there, that's not bad. As for how far to go down... once you are sick, I dunno about the magic of 8K. Part of my problem was that although I thought of myself as "down off the mountain", in fact slee...

Wow, what a story! That's great info. Do you mind if I cite it? Probably easier for readers if I copy and paste, though could just link to this page, if you'd prefer. After the two nights at 11,700, I spent essentially 16 hours below 8,400 ft, (most of that at 8000 ft where my campsite was). I've fr...

Bald was not well-planned. There were so many options that I just winged it. I definitely did not come down the easiest route. This is the hillside I came down: https://caltopo.com/map.html#ll=36.32023,-117.1007&z=17&b=sat&o=t&n=0&a=sf I remember seeing a wind break someone had built near 10460. It ...

Cool! Where is it?

The three bucks....zoomed way far in:


Not so far zoomed, but clearer:

Superb trip report! You mentioned traveling to the White Mountains via a White Mountain road instead of via Big Pine. That left me confused. The only alternatives are via Silver Canyon from Laws, or Wyman Canyon from Deep Springs Valley; both would tax the capabilities of a Compass. Thanks, DA! I m...