I know this is tourist mecca, but it maybe one the best views on earth looking east from Glacier Point.
Views from the summit
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We Highpoint; tallest point in Kansas. No technical gear required...LOL
From the peek of Mt St. Helens looking at Spirit lake with Mt. Rainier in the background.
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Bradshaw mountains n the way to Crown King. Lake Pleasant in the distance. Best part is not another sole around for hours.
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not as high as some of these amazing pics, but we have molybdenite ridge not too far away from home at 8400 feet 
Taken with a GoPro via remote attached to a tree branch. Wind was gusting over 40mph and I crawled to the edge, snapped the pic and rolled backward off the edge. [emoji1]
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Here are a few of mine!
Worth IT! - Saddle Mtn Summit - Oregon - June 2016
Near the top of Columbia River Gorge - Oregon - August 2016
Worth IT! - Saddle Mtn Summit - Oregon - June 2016
Near the top of Columbia River Gorge - Oregon - August 2016
Mt. Lassen (10,463′)
Garfield Peak looking over Crater Lake (7,976′)
The Nipple looking south over the Blue Lakes (9,342')
Garfield Peak looking over Crater Lake (7,976′)
The Nipple looking south over the Blue Lakes (9,342')
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Engineer Mountain CO, 13,218'
My neck of the woods, but never been there. This photo makes me want to go find that spot!
Got in a day trip adventure with the pup last weekend. Mt. Pinos in Los Padres National Forest. Easy two hour drive from Los Angeles. We parked at the Nordic Center lot and from there it's a moderate to easy 2 mile hike to the summit. We did it as a trail run for the exercise.
We were the only ones up there, so did some off leash running [emoji190][emoji1360]
Summit pic
And explored some of the forest service roads while we were up there. Found a pretty scary SoCal style water crossing.
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We were the only ones up there, so did some off leash running [emoji190][emoji1360]
Summit pic
And explored some of the forest service roads while we were up there. Found a pretty scary SoCal style water crossing.
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Coming off the summit...well, it was a big boulder and a friend wanted some refresher training on rappelling
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Here is one from Iceland during our recent ICE2017 Arctic Trucks Expedition.
The Mountain is called Strútur (close to Húsafell).
It's just another mountain in Iceland - nothing special.
The road is essentially only for maintenance access to the radio / telephone relay station at its summit.
Very few folks take the risk to drive to the top - the road is steep, unconsolidated, exposed, and not for the faint-hearted.
But once you reach to top, the view is magnificent...
The Mountain is called Strútur (close to Húsafell).
It's just another mountain in Iceland - nothing special.
The road is essentially only for maintenance access to the radio / telephone relay station at its summit.
Very few folks take the risk to drive to the top - the road is steep, unconsolidated, exposed, and not for the faint-hearted.
But once you reach to top, the view is magnificent...
