The Roof of Wyoming

[ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ]

Better in "Orig"-- this picture has been cropped a bit and will look a little small in the regular format here.

Gannett Peak (right), the highest peak in Wyoming, and its glacier-clad neighbors.

From Arrow Mountain

Wind River Range, WY-- June 2009

Comments

[ Post a Comment ]

Viewing: 1-5 of 5

MarkDidier

Beautiful Scenery

Voted 10/10

That's an awesome ridgeline! Makes me want to get to Wyoming...maybe 2010.

Looks like you had a great (and adventurous) trip from what I've browsed through so far.

Regards,
Mark

Posted Jul 10, 2009 4:27 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Beautiful Scenery
	Hasn't voted	Mark, I keep saying you have to get out to Wyoming and Montana; the mountains aren't as high and (in general) accessible as they are in Colorado, but it's a totally different game, and feel. Anyway, it was a great trip, and in a few weeks, I'm off to Montana. You can't ask for much more than a summer with visits to both Greater Yellowstone and Glacier-Bob Marshall. Bob
		Posted Jul 11, 2009 2:12 pm


	MarkDidier	Re: Beautiful Scenery
	Voted 10/10	My Colorado trip is already planned for this year, but don't be surprised if later this year I start peppering you with stupid PM questions on the Tetons and Winds. (I'll do some homework first though). Have a great (and safe) trip to Montana. Mark
		Posted Jul 11, 2009 4:08 pm

NavySeabee

Incredible Shot!

Voted 10/10

Only range in America the rivals the Winds in commanding respect are the Sierras. Still a large portion of the Sierras can be dayhiked. Cheers, Brian

Posted Jul 13, 2009 6:29 pm


	Bob Sihler	Re: Incredible Shot!
	Hasn't voted	Thanks, Brian. I have to agree about the beauty of the Sierra, but I would add Glacier National Park to that short list as well. For various reason, the Wyoming Absarokas are the mountains I love best, but I have long said that for scenery itself, nothing seems to rival Glacier and the High Sierra. And of course, both the Winds and the Sierra have some excellent rock for climbing.
		Posted Jul 14, 2009 9:29 am