Published over 1 year ago by Dirk von Loën-Wagner
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It was a sunny day in July 2011 - Using a trunk to cross Boulder Brook on Boulder Brook Trail, our way to Glacier Creek and Alberta Falls, Rocky Mountains Nationalpark.
Published over 1 year ago by Kengo Shimizu
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This panorama was taken on a large rocky slope behind Kashima Shrine in Takasago, Hyogo Pref., Japan.Hyakken Iwa means, literally translated, "600 ft. rock".As the name suggests, the slope really is 600 ft. long.
Published almost 2 years ago by John Austin Roberts
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Located at the end of a mostly easy hike from trailhead parking (0.75 miles with a pair of moderately steep switchbacks near the end), Cecre...(more)
Published almost 2 years ago by Alexander Fisher
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Altitude: 3550m. Panorama taken July 24th, 2011. The pass was traversed by Almaty citizens Oleg Ivanoff & Alex Fisher.
Published about 2 years ago by Hrvoje Mikolčević
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Paklenica is the common name of two deep canyons (Velika and Mala Paklenica) gouged into the mountain from the sea to beneath Velebit’s highes...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Ryan Helinski
This was taken at a parking lot at Taos Ski Valley in October, 2010. The trees had already started to change. There was snow on the higher peaks and there were some flurries moving through the area.
Published over 2 years ago by Don Manion
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The Southwest Wildlife Foundation nature park plans include; a visitor's center, natural history museum, walking paths, picnic areas, wildlife rehabilitati...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Don Manion
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This campfire area is available and used by various groups as a meeting place. It is right next to the hiking/bike path that follows the Coal Creek. www.gowildlife.org
Published over 2 years ago by Don Manion
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This campfire circle, with its fire pit at the enter, is used for many different group purposes. The view of the night sky is wonderful. www.gowildlife.org
Published over 2 years ago by Don Manion
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The view here includes Coal Creek and the falls. Both sides of the park can be seen from this point. The hiking path can be seen in part alo...(more)
Published almost 3 years ago by Jeff Scholl
Swift Reservoir is at the base of the Rocky Mountain Range. The Swift Dam is underneath this image with the concrete spillway visible. This image was shot with our remote helicam and 5dmk2.
Published over 3 years ago by David Walters
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This panorama was taken at the Rocky Mountain National Park - Continental Divide overlook in Colorado, USA. Beautiful views and vistas can be seen from every point.
Published over 3 years ago by Martin Broomfield
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Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta. The site of the first oil well in Alberta. In 1889 local Aboriginal people in the Waterton region attracted th...(more)
