Rocky Sea Pass headed into Rock Creek?
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Rocky Sea Pass headed into Rock Creek?
That was really fast! You're up!Quote:
Originally Posted by hike.higher
This was part of this summers trip.
Name the drainage or the lake down on the right. The others are all just little puddles.
East fork of Black's Fork?
No, close though.
Alright, a hint:
If I turned the camera 180 degrees, I would be looking at one of the most, if not the most photographed mountain in the Uintas.
Thats probably too easy.
Taken from the saddle between Mt. Lovenia & East Lovenia looking south toward Lambert Lake?
Nope.
Another clue:
Its up an untrailed pass looking SW. Behind me, in addition to the mountain is a series of lakes. Looking out in the basin is the highline trail.
Lake fork drainage, red castle lake behind you.
Sort of. I believe it's actually Oweep Basin/Creek which eventually drains into Lake Fork, so technically it could be part of the greater Lake Fork drainage and you have the right place.Quote:
Lake fork drainage,
The lake on the right is Porcupine Lake. Stone BM is the peak on the left. Explorer Peak is the one in the far background.
Nice job, you're up.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSTRBD
Scott had the lake and everything though.
Standing on the ridge above Upper Red Castle Lake.
this one should be easy
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2367/...34ef4104_b.jpg
monument basin along the white rim. totem pole in the basin.
Sweet, Ill find one shortly..Quote:
Originally Posted by hike.higher
Nope
I know the general area, but I haven't tried pinning it down specifically yet...
Well, I haven't been able to figure this one out very specifically, so I'll throw out a guess. Bull Bottom?
Bogley! I guessed, then the rest of the page loaded, and it won't let me delete this
Looks like the white rim trail?