Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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In the summer, this is a slog through large talus. In the spring, as long as you get up early, the ascent up this section is fun. If you're lazy and leave camp at 10am...prepare for posthole hell...
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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Looking down from the plateau below Mount Russell into the glacier basin below Mount Whitney.
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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A reminder that you're not on a groomer. Would love to be there to see it when this thing plays out...
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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One of two handheld 360x180 HDR images I shot on the East Ridge of Mount Russell. The ridge is rated as a Class 3. Reminds me of a ...(more)
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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One of two handheld 360x180 HDR images I shot on the East Ridge of Mount Russell. The ridge is rated as a Class 3. Reminds me of...(more)
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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Campsite on the first flat spot out of the couloir leading up to the plateau below Mount Russell. Not a single marmot was to be found...
Published 2 months ago by Brandon Riza
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Campsite near Lower Boyscout Lake on the way up to either the Mountaineers Route on Mount Whitney or to Mount Russell. There's a burnt tre...(more)
Published 7 months ago by Brandon Riza
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It's about to get really cold at 11.8k feet. Mount Muir is in the background.
Published over 1 year ago by Brandon Riza
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Alabama Hills,near Lone Pine, CA. Looking out at the Sierra Nevada from a hilltop.
Published over 1 year ago by Brandon Riza
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Alabama Hills, near Lone Pine, CA. Amongst the boulders.
Published over 1 year ago by Brandon Riza
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Alabama Hills, near Lone Pine, CA. Looking out at the Sierra Nevada from a hilltop.
Published over 1 year ago by Brandon Riza
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The Alabama Hills, looking up towards a rise overlooking the California Sierra Nevada mountains.
Published over 2 years ago by Jürgen Schrader
A beautiful view of Mount Whitney during sunrise in April.
Published about 3 years ago by Roger Berry
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Hiking up along the Mount Whitney Trail we are about a half mile up the trail with Whitney Portal still below us. Way up just over the saddle in the mountain is Lone Pine Lake where we are headed.
Published about 3 years ago by Roger Berry
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Just before Lone Pine Lake you will cross this Log Bridge along the Mount Whitney Trail. About another 10 minutes up the trail you turn left if you want to visit the Lone Pine Lake and take a break.
Published about 3 years ago by Roger Berry
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Whitney Portal, Mount Whitney Trailhead. Outside of a few main starting points in Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks, it's pos...(more)
Published about 3 years ago by Roger Berry
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The Whitney Trailhead is better known as the Whitney Portal, and outside of a few main starting points in Yosemite a...(more)
Published about 3 years ago by Roger Berry
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Lone Pine Lake is a 2.8 mile hike with an 1,000 foot elevation gain from the starting point of the Whitney Portal which is around 8...(more)
