Two waterfalls on the left. If you look closely on the right you will see a small waterfall poking through the snow.

That is a ground squirrel. A chipmonk is much smaller.

Emerald Lake

On the way to another lake we ran into this and were turned back because only two people had equipment to help the walk across snow. Just to the right is a fairly steep cliff. Not a far fall, but enough that we didn't feel safe.

This is a blurry picture of a marmot. It is here because this is the first marmot that I have seen.

There are many waterfalls on the hikes to alpine lakes.

Emerald Lake from a bit higher. I am going to try to fix the patch in the upper left and then make a print of this one.

Emerald Lake

On the way to Emerald Lake.

We sat a this point for a couple of minutes and figured out that the view is toward Sky Pond and what the various mountain names are. A very nice informational use of a map.

Emerald Lake

Green Mtn Trail head

Green Mountain

Green Mountain Point 11

View from point 13

Denver

Green Mountain 83 Benchmark defaced with coordinates.

This is the other type of cactus I have seen out here.

Red rocks

This guy came fly by us as we were walking back to the car.

Green Mtn.

On the way

Storm over NCAR single frames

Storm over NCAR

Alan's pictures from Bear Peak Summit

Benchmark!

That is the top of Bear Peak. Thankfully Alan didn't feel a need to jump out and stand on top of it.

Just shy of Sky Pond

Alpine lakes are awesome