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North Schell Peak (11,883 feet)
Schell Creek Range Highest Point, Humboldt National Forest, Nevada
The Schell Creek Range stretches for 142 miles and is the second longest mountain range in Nevada.
November 27, 2005
01Snow showers in the Schells
02Schell Creek Mtns the next day
03On the road to North Schell Peak
04We decide to park here
05It is 14 degrees F down here
06Timber Creek
07Timber Creek
08Timber Creek
09Timber Creek
10Virgin snow we will hike in
11In the snow
12Hiking along Timber Creek
13The slope we will climb to the ridge
14Snow covered pine tree
15Snow frozen solid on pine trees
16View of the ridge
17Hiking up the slope
18By sno covered pine trees
19By snow covered pine trees
20Pine tree
21On the way up
22Bristlecone pine
23Pine trees
24View of South Schell
25Snowy pine trees
26On elk path
27On elk path
28Elk way in distance
29Hadrian
30More snowy scenery
31Aspens
32Aspen
33Hiking up
34View looking west
35View looking north