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Willard Peak
Nope. Correct range though.Quote:
Originally Posted by StudChild
It's the Alpine Ridge. Somewhere near White Baldy perhaps?
Nailed the ridge! Now to get the peak. Head west from White Baldy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
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Just to the east of the pfeifferhorn?
Nope. West of the pfeifferhorn along the alpine ridge. The pic is taken looking west.Quote:
Originally Posted by wasatchghost
hmmm...It's got to be east of Lone Peak, so maybe near Thunder Peak?
Well, only one choice left, gotta name it I guess! Still west of the thunders, and you are correct, east of Lone Peak. That happens to be Lone Peak in the background of the photo.
1st guess- Upper Bells Peak
2nd guess- Bearstooth
You got it! Upper Bells Peak it is. You're up!
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In the spirit of the season, I thought I would put this one up of me hiking in the fall. Name this hike in the Wasatch.
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From the background, I am going to guess Grandeur, but I am thinking I am too far west...
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Yup, Grandeur is for sure west of this location. You are in the right canyon though. :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by skiclimb3287
Dang, I had almost forgotten about this thread.
Anyway, my guess for the new photo is Thayne Peak.
Nope, but good guess. Not on a peak, this is a trail up that canyon. More like a saddle in the trail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
I see. I meant the peak in the photo, rather than the point from which is was taken. I should have read the question better.Quote:
Not on a peak, this is a trail up that canyon.
Since I think it is Thayne Peak as viewed from the northeast, I would have to go for near White Fir Pass from the photo was taken. Perhaps the Bowman Fork Trail (or the very nearby Elbow Fork to Terraces trail)?
My initial though was the trail to Lambs Canyon Pass, but Thayne Peak looks too close.
Bingo! This pic was taken on the saddle before Baker Spring on the Bowman Fork Trail. Awesome Scott P- you are up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
Love this hike in the fall, so many colors and a nice raspberry patch up there too!
Name the mountain.
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In many ways, this could be a hard one to identify since not many climb it, but in one way identifying it is going to be quite easy, provided one is old enough.
Old man Moutain!!
Patmos Head? And if so, did you hike all the way up from the south? I thought you could drive pretty close to the top from the north.
Yes.Quote:
Patmos Head?
Yes; from Geneva Mine.Quote:
And if so, did you hike all the way up from the south?
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Old man Moutain!!
The reference to the "old enough" simply came from the fact that this almost exact photo is printed in the original 1983 version of the Utah Mountaineering Guide.
I was referring to old man in estes park they are similar !! but comparing the pic close deff. different
I was wondering about that...Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
Ok, next up. This is a 15-second exposure taken during a full moon.
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needles overlook
No, sorry. This is a little closer to the last photo by Scott.
It looks kind of like the Cedar Mountain area, but I don't remember a fence up there?:ne_nau:
Yep, Cedar Mountain overlook. There are fences at both overlooks, and judging by the construction, they've been there for a long time. Your turn again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
Hah...I'll let someone else get this one, but it wasn't too long ago that I was there--got an almost identical photo. :haha:
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looks familiar but I can't remember.
I'll guess different angle of notch peak
No, not Notch Peak. It's in a different range.
I'm guessing down in the Henry mtns.?
Yes, but be more specific. It shouldn't be hard now as the Henry Mountains aren't that big.
Ellsworth
No, not Ellsworth.
Mt Ellen?
No, not Mt. Ellen.
Certainly many Bogley members have seen the mountain above.
Mt. Holmes?
Justin
No, not Mount Holmes.
must be Bull Mountain !!