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Mount Whitney
(14,497 feet)
in a day
via Mount Whitney Trail
22 miles round trip; 6,200 feet of elevation gain
Sierras Highest Peak, California
September 21, 2006
131The creek
132Marmot by the creek
133This one is friendly
134Mt Whitney Marmot
135Descent continues
136The trail
137Autumn colors
138The trail
139Birds seem to love this area
140White-crowned Sparrow
141Autumn colors
142Lone Pine Lake comes to view
143View of the lakes
144Mirror Lake
145Mirror Lake and Thor Peak
146Tree line
147Bighorn Park and Lone Pine Lake
148Pine trees
149Mirror Lake
150Mirror Lake
151Mirror Lake sign
152Creek crossing
153The creek
154Views around
155Looking up
156Looking back
157Autumn colors
158Bighorn Park
159Bighorn Park
160Bighorn Park
161The trail
162Bighorn Park meadow
163View of Lone Pine Lake
164Close- up of Lone Pine Lake
164Vistas
165Back with my Support Team
166Napping by the lake
167Lone Pine Lake
168Lone Pine Lake
169Various birds frequent this area
170American Robin
171American Robin
172By Lone Pine Lake
173Soaking feet in icy cold water
174Lone Pine Lake
175Lone Pine Lake
176Leaving the lake
177Crossing the log bridge
178Looking down
179Descent continues
180The finish line
181GPS reading at the end
182The reward