Heavy snowfall from the 04-05 season led to massive avalanches in many ranges, including Northern Arizona's San Francisco Peaks. This photo is taken about midway along the avalanche debris path, which extends nearly a mile. Thousands of trees were destroyed—a vivid example of an avalanche's destructive force.
Half DomeWaterfalls, wires, and waiting in line: it's Yosemite's most iconic route—Half Dome via the infamous cables.
Kaibab-Bright Angel LoopDown the South Kaibab and up the Bright Angel Trail—an extraordinary rim-to-river day hike in the Grand Canyon.
The Bridge to NowhereA favorite Southern California day hike and a dramatic collision between grand plans and nature's wrath.
Mt. Whitney: The East FaceEnjoy a little Fresh Air on Mount Whitney's East Face — an extraordinary high alpine rock climbing route.
PCT: Onion Valley to Cottonwood PassThe Pacific Crest Trail from Onion Valley to Cottonwood Pass—a five day, fifty mile hike through the interior Sierra.
North Palisade: the U-NotchGlaciers, couloirs, and rock in the heart of the High Sierra: 14,242' North Palisade is a true California classic.
Mt. Russell: East RidgeExplore the bleeding edge of Sierra Class 3 climbing on this day hike up Mount Russell's exposed East Ridge.
Mt. Langley: Cottonwood Lakes LoopA strenuous but scenic day hike up Mount Langley's Class 3 East-Southeast Ridge and down Army Pass.
