Snow Mountains’ Lake Marie
The high-alpine Lake Marie nesteled in the Snowy Mountains, where harsh winters give way for a few months each year for regeneration – Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. (Centennial, Wyoming)
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Abandoned in New Mexico
Wouldn’t you just love to know the stories held within the walls of these rugged buildings? (Capulin, New Mexico)
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Forgotten Landscape in Central Utah
Rugged and often forgotten landscapes exist throughout central Utah which contain many spectacular vistas – Ghost Rock View Area. (Green River, Utah)
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Denali! “The High One!”
“The High One.” Deenaalee, in the language of the native Alaskan Koyukon. At 20,308′ above sea level, a look at the highest point in North America as seen from the Savage Alpine Trail, nearly 60 miles distant. (Denali National Park, Alaska)
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Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park
Home to the largest concentration of hoodoos on Earth, this geological wonderland is here today, gone tomorrow (at least in the geologic timeline of the universe). Rim Trail – Bryce Canyon National Park. (Bryce Canyon City, Utah)
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Snowy Lake Louise Surrounded by Canadian Rockies
A frozen Lake Louise with the Fairmont Chateau in the foreground. The glaciers have receded significantly over the past 50 years, yet the surrounding snowy Canadian Rockies towering over the scene make this truly a winter wonderland within Banff National Park. (Lake Louise, Alberta)
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Green River in Canyonlands National Park
Carving its way through the Colorado Plateau, the rugged path of the Green River as it approaches the confluence with the Colorado River as seen from Grand View Point – Canyonlands Natl Park. (Moab, Utah)
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Bison Crossing Little Missouri River
A solitary American bison crosses the Little Missouri River looking to rejoin the herd which is feeding in a nearby pasture – Theodore Roosevelt National Park. (Medora, North Dakota)
