Summer Mountain Pictures

[moortim]

Hey everybody I just thought I would post some pictures from this past summer of my mountain adventures, I don't know if there are other climbers/hikers out there but the scenery is good for anyone.

Grandmother Mountain, Northern Idaho:




My trip through the Sawtooths of central Idaho, it was just a drive but worth the scenery:




There are a few for now, I will post some more tomorrow.

Tim

 

[Krish]

Great pics Tim!

 

[moortim]

Here are some more,

Freeman Peak on the Idaho/Montana border
my two brothers

 

[moortim]

I have time to put some more out here:

 

[Little Luey]

Very nice pictures! It is nice to see snow once again also. I don't see a lot of it nowdays but I like it on the pictures.

 

[moortim]

Very nice pictures! It is nice to see snow once again also. I don't see a lot of it nowdays but I like it on the pictures.

That is one of the reasons I like to go to the places where the snow never melts.

 

[moortim]

Now for the really big mountain climb
Mount Borah, highest mountain in Idaho 12,662ft









Me, my little brother Ben (on the left) and Louie, the highest dog in Idaho!

 

[spongebob lover]

wwooouu dood!! kewl pictures .

 

[Krish]

Very cool Tim!

 

[trido]

Very nice. You are much more brave than I. I prefer a 12ft cushion of snow snow and about 700CCs to climb cliffs with. Love to get out into the mountains all year though. Im not a climber but did get a couple nice scenic pics on my north central washington trip home to visit mom.. Here are a couple from Harts Pass, the highest point you can drive to in Washington at near 7400 ft. Its a scary drive up there as well.

 

[trido]

Looking back. Those two pics dont come close in comparing to the awesome heights of your pics. The Rockies are SO much more than the little baby cascades

 

[moortim]

Looking back. Those two pics dont come close in comparing to the awesome heights of your pics. The Rockies are SO much more than the little baby cascades

No man, the cascades are on my to do list, I just haven't gotten there yet. Those pics are very cool, it makes me envious and now I will have to go there some day. Idaho is just remote and left mostly to Idahoans so there aren't things like permits to have to worry about like in much of the cascades.