Last summer we spent a few days in Yellowstone National park and tried to cover most of what it can offer on such a short visit. We drove to places and hiked where we could. One of those hikes was to the peak of Mt Washburn. It started way down there in the warmer lands and brought us all the way to the snow levels and beyond. At one place we had to walk next to the 10+ feet high snow wall, what left of it from the winter. It was in early days of July, it probably melted by the end of the summer, maybe not, do you know?
We actually liked this part of the Yellowstone, it is less touristy, away from all those crowded hot springs and geysers. When we manage to visit it again, Iād like to spend a night or two at the Roosevelt Lodge, it is very rustic and not far from this place and many other less developed areas of the park.
wooooow.. so pretty
Long time since I have seen one….and then it was not as big or I suspect as high. Nice shot
That is so intriguing!! We love Yellowstone so much from the little we saw of it! Would love to go back again one day to visit!
Wow! These photos are fabulous — and so is this spot!!!
Fascinating!
How great to get off the beaten track and what a stunning view
What a dramatic sky
Great view.