Here are some pics of what I did this weekend...
 

These pics are taken near Mosquito Pass... which is the highest pass in the continental US. Still 10 feet of snow in some areas... Elevation 12,500 apx.

Facing NE towards Denver
http://www.monsterchuck.com/pictures...lay_temp11.jpg


http://www.monsterchuck.com/pictures...lay_temp12.jpg

Here are a few more:


Facing SW

Snow covered Mountains

Old Mining Shaft - was in use in the late 1800's

One more I wanted to share:

13,500 peaks - snow covered

Damn.

:)

i wore a dress

LMFAO... :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

:thumbsup cool pics, glad you shared them.

that's some beatiful scenery, what were you out there for?

Great place!:winkwink:

out with my girlfriend camping for the weekend, its our first trip out together... I suppose I can call her my gf we have been dating almost a month now. it was a lot of fun, we get along great.

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Awesome pictures.... You need to go to Colorado.. Get to the highest point in the US 14.500 plus.....

She would be your GF.. 1 month and the first trip usually means she is yours.. CONGRATSSSSS

kewldudeinla:thumbsup

Thanks for sharing, awesome pics!:) It has been 18 years since my wife and I lived in Colorado. The pictures brought back great memories, thanks again.:winkwink:

cowa bongga dude!

nice guess, but wrong. Thank you for playing. The highest point in North America is in California, as is the lowest point in North America. and you can see the highest from the lowest. Never tried it the other way around

Okay a lot of you are asking me via ICQ why I was there... I live in the Denver area and my family owns 20 acres in Fairplay CO. So I go camping up there quite often. I took my gf up last weekend. Here is one last picture of a view from our property in Fairplay. This picture was taken last January...

http://monsterchuck.com/pictures/fai...2/P1010019.JPG

I cant wait to go again, I plan on climbing a few 14ers this summer, right now its still too early.

I thought Denali was "the highest"?

my bad, the highest point in North America is Mt. McKinley, which is Alaska. I was thinking of Mt Whitney, which is the highest point in the lower 48 states.

NICE!!!!!

what you need is some mountain bikes or dirt bikes to really enjoy that scenery.

kc

nice :thumbsup