Colorado’s Front Range Peaks
Looking across to Colorado’s Front Range peaks and the Continental Divide from Second Creek Trail. You could almost hear the sound of music coming from these hills. (Winter Park, Colorado)
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Rugged Old Wood Fence
Not much is left of this old wooden fence, but with aspens in full autumn splendor, green mountains and a bluebird sky, you could not stage a more colorful scene – Spanish Peaks. (Stonewall, Colorado)
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Pond, Alpine Meadow, Trees, Mountains – Alaska!
The Alaska Railroad from Anchorage to Denali traverses many scenic vistas. Around each bend another picture emerges. The vastness of the territory is sometime overwhelming. (Cantwell, Alaska)
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Quiet Resting Spot
Surrounded by mixed deciduous and evergreen forest, Bigelow Pond offers a quiet and scenic resting spot – Bigelow Hollow State Park. (Union, Connecticut)
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The River that Became a Lake – Devil’s Lake State Park
The Baraboo Bluffs is a great study of geologic processes, from the formation of ancient quartzite, uplift of the Baraboo Range, significant river erosion and finally glacial sculpting and the deposit of terminal moraines, which resulted in the rerouting of the historic Wisconsin River, all of which created the setting for this view from the…
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Jagged Peaks of the Cascade Range
The forest and a few lesser peaks of the Cascade Range within Mt. Rainier National Park. (Sunrise, Washington)
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Baptism River from the High Falls Trail
The Baptism River makes its way through Minnesota’s north woods on it’s way to Lake Superior. High Falls Trail – Tettegouche State Park. (Silver Bay, Minnesota)
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Hiking the Deep Woods of Olympic National Forest
The Pacific Northwest offers both temperate oceanic rainforest and warm-summer Mediterranean climates, making for beautiful hiking areas, like the remote Lower Dungeness Trail along the Dungeness River – Olympic National Forest. (Sequim, Washington)
