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Sierra Nevada Glacial Lakes - Jul '09 : Enjoyable summer trip through beautiful Sierra Nevada glacial lakes

Sierra Nevada Glacial Lakes - Jul '09

Enjoyable summer trip through beautiful Sierra Nevada glacial lakes

Updated: Jul 31, 2009 10:49pm PST

Humphreys Peak - Sep '08 : Humphreys Peak (12,633ft = 3,851m) is the highest point in the state of Arizona and is located about 11 miles (17.7 km) north of Flagstaff, Arizona. We were at the top on September 19, 2008 in about 5 1/2 hrs. Elevation gain: 3,313ft = 1,010m.

Humphreys Peak - Sep '08

Humphreys Peak (12,633ft = 3,851m) is the highest point in the state o ...

Updated: Oct 05, 2008 9:35pm PST

Palisade Range - Jul '08 : One more attempt of Palisade Range traverse. After summiting Thunderbolt Peak (14,003 ft = 4.268 m) and Starlight Peak (14,200 ft = 4.328 m) we gave up because of Zijo's altitude sickness.

Palisade Range - Jul '08

One more attempt of Palisade Range traverse. After summiting Thunderb ...

Updated: Jul 13, 2008 2:42am PST

White Mtn & June Lake - Mar '08 : March '08 - Trip to High Sierra White Mtn. The roads were not maintained, so we returned about 25 miles from the summit. Next day we were at June Lake Ski Resort - made 46 ski lifts.

White Mtn & June Lake - Mar '08

March '08 - Trip to High Sierra White Mtn. The roads were not maintain ...

Updated: Apr 05, 2008 4:31pm PST

Grand Teton - Aug '07 : Summiting Grand Teton (13,770 ft = 4.197 m) through Upper Exum Ridge (5.4)

Grand Teton - Aug '07

Summiting Grand Teton (13,770 ft = 4.197 m) through Upper Exum Ridge ( ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:51am PST

Mt. Hood - Aug '07 : While Mt. Hood (11,239 ft = 3.426 m) last erupted in 1907. and still has active fumaroles, it is now considered a dormant volcano.

Mt. Hood - Aug '07

While Mt. Hood (11,239 ft = 3.426 m) last erupted in 1907. and still h ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:48am PST

Mt. Shasta - May '07 : AT skiing on impressive Mt. Shasta (14,179 ft = 4.322 m) - the second-highest peak in the Cascade Range and the fifth highest peak in California. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/07/027tour/doc01.htm

Mt. Shasta - May '07

AT skiing on impressive Mt. Shasta (14,179 ft = 4.322 m) - the second- ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:44am PST

Mt. Baldy - May '07 : Summiting Mt. Baldy - Mount San Antonio (10,064 ft = 3,068 m) - LA "city mountain"

Mt. Baldy - May '07

Summiting Mt. Baldy - Mount San Antonio (10,064 ft = 3,068 m) - LA "ci ...

Updated: Jun 06, 2008 1:38am PST

Grand Teton on Skis - Apr '07 : AT skiing in Grand Teton National Park - April '07. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/07/027tour/doc01.htm

Grand Teton on Skis - Apr '07

AT skiing in Grand Teton National Park - April '07. Take a look at th ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:39am PST

Palisade Range Traverse - Jul '07 : Another attempt of Palisade Range traverse. After summiting Thunderbolt Peak (14,003 ft = 4.268 m) and Starlight Peak (14,200 ft = 4.328 m) we gave up below North Palisade because of lack of rope.

Palisade Range Traverse - Jul '07

Another attempt of Palisade Range traverse. After summiting Thunderbo ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:34am PST

Disappointment Peak - Sep '06 : Disappointment Peak (11,618 ft = 3.541 m) was the first high mountain summited by our frind Adis Kurtovic. When four Colorado climbers, led by Phil Smith (soon to become the first park ranger), set out to climb the Grand Teton in 1925, they found an impasse on this peak where a 450' drop is encountered to the saddle between the two summits. After a failed rappel attempt, they gave the peak this moniker. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/048teton/doc01.htm

Disappointment Peak - Sep '06

Disappointment Peak (11,618 ft = 3.541 m) was the first high mountain ...

Updated: May 26, 2008 12:59am PST

Thunderbolt Peak - Aug '06 : Attempt of solo traverse of Palisade Range. After summiting Thunderbolt Peak (14,003 ft = 4.268 m) I hurt my leg and ceased hiking. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/048teton/doc01.htm

Thunderbolt Peak - Aug '06

Attempt of solo traverse of Palisade Range. After summiting Thunderbo ...

Updated: May 26, 2008 12:43am PST

Mt. Sneffels - Aug '06 : Mt. Sneffels (14,156 ft = 4.315 m) is regarded by many as Colorado’s most beautiful mountain. We used fascinate Blue Lakes Trail. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/048teton/doc01.htm

Mt. Sneffels - Aug '06

Mt. Sneffels (14,156 ft = 4.315 m) is regarded by many as Colorado’s ...

Updated: Jun 07, 2008 10:02am PST

Mt. Rainier - Jul '06 : Mt. Rainier (14,411 ft = 4.392 m) is the highest volcano of the Cascade Range and the fifth highest mountain of the continental USA. This is a huge mountain with multiple glaciers and routes of all technical levels. Mount Rainier, the most heavily glaciated peak in the contiguous United States, offers an exciting challenge to the mountaineer. We used Tahoma Glacier route (III). Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/045raini/doc01.htm

Mt. Rainier - Jul '06

Mt. Rainier (14,411 ft = 4.392 m) is the highest volcano of the Cascad ...

Updated: May 26, 2008 12:27am PST

Canyons of Arizona - Jun '06 : Arizona canyons are famous. But, besides Grand Canyon, one can find unique and magnificent slot canyons. Antelope Canyon, one of the most famous of the slot canyons, is located in Arizona near Page, on the Navajo reservation. The Buckskin Gulch is the longest and deepest slot canyon in the southwest United States and may very well be the longest in the world. As such it is one of the premier destinations for slot canyon hikers, and receives a high amount of foot traffic. With a distance of 20 miles (32 km), hiking this canyon in one day is do-able but not easy. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/040canyo/doc01.htm

Canyons of Arizona - Jun '06

Arizona canyons are famous. But, besides Grand Canyon, one can find u ...

Updated: May 19, 2008 5:34am PST

Palisade Range, Mt Morisson, Mamooth Lakes - May '06 : Attempt of solo ascent of Middle Palisade (14,040ft = 4.279m) through South Fork Big Pine Creek on May 12. Due to hard, heavy snow I turned around and went to Mount Morisson and Mamooth Lake Ski resort

Palisade Range, Mt Morisson, Mamooth Lakes - May '06

Attempt of solo ascent of Middle Palisade (14,040ft = 4.279m) through ...

Updated: May 14, 2008 2:52am PST

Mt. Whitney - Apr '06 : Mount Whitney (14,497ft = 4.421m), situated in the Southern Sierra Nevada, is the highest mountain in the United States outside of Alaska. Although it was not calendar winter (April 21.), the climb through Mountaineer's Route was in winter conditions. Skies were used. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/035fourt/doc01.htm

Mt. Whitney - Apr '06

Mount Whitney (14,497ft = 4.421m), situated in the Southern Sierra Nev ...

Updated: May 14, 2008 2:33am PST

Mt. Russell - Sep '05 : Mount Russell is a peak in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the U.S. state of California, about 0.8 mi (1.3 km) north of Mount Whitney. It rises to 14,088 feet (4,294 m), and is the seventh highest peak in the state. It is located on the Sierra Crest, which in this area marks the border between the John Muir Wilderness of the Inyo National Forest and Sequoia National Park, and also the border between Inyo County and Tulare County. It rises just southwest of Tulainyo Lake, one of the highest and largest of the high alpine lakes of the southern Sierra. The first ascent of Mount Russell was on June 24, 1926 by famed Sierra mountaineer Norman Clyde. It offers climbers at least a dozen routes, from multiple scrambling routes (Yosemite Decimal System|class 3) to a serious technical route (Grade IV, 5.10). However Mount Russell sees far less traffic than its much more famous neighbor Mount Whitney. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/035fourt/doc01.htm

Mt. Russell - Sep '05

Mount Russell is a peak in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the U.S. sta ...

Updated: May 01, 2008 8:49pm PST

Mt. Langley - Aug '05 : Mt Langley, located in the Eastern Sierras just south of Mt Whitney, is the tenth highest mountain in California (14,026 ft = 4.275 m). It is also the third easiest to hike (after White Mountain and Mt Whitney) and its views are among the best. A wilderness permit is required for all overnight stays. Fires are prohibited in the Cottonwood Lakes area. Proper food storage to deter bears (bear canisters, bear-bagging, etc.) is required by federal law. Take a look at this report in bosnian language: http://www.zone-2000.net/arhiv/06/035fourt/doc01.htm

Mt. Langley - Aug '05

Mt Langley, located in the Eastern Sierras just south of Mt Whitney, i ...

Updated: May 01, 2008 5:40pm PST

Grand Canyon & Humphrey Peak - Jun '05 : One day Grand Canyon and Humphrey Peak hike is a strenuous trip. 5,400ft down, and 10,631ft up.

Grand Canyon & Humphrey Peak - Jun '05

One day Grand Canyon and Humphrey Peak hike is a strenuous trip. 5,40 ...

Updated: Apr 30, 2008 11:26pm PST

Multnomah Falls - May '05 : The Columbia River Gorge and Multnomah Falls are located in Oregon near city of Portland. ­The Columbia River Gorge is an impressive river canyon carved by the Columbia as it flows into the Pacific Ocean. The gorge features dramatic cliffs and has the highest concentration of waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest. Multnomah Falls, the second highest continuous waterfall in the country, cascades 620 feet down Larch Mountain.

Multnomah Falls - May '05

The Columbia River Gorge and Multnomah Falls are located in Oregon nea ...

Updated: Apr 30, 2008 10:34pm PST

Baboquivari Peak - Apr '05 : Baboquivari Peak (7,730 ft / 2.356 m) is located in South Arizona. It is the largest rock in Arizona

Baboquivari Peak - Apr '05

Baboquivari Peak (7,730 ft / 2.356 m) is located in South Arizona. It ...

Updated: Apr 10, 2008 9:36pm PST