RHH's photos with the keyword: indian peaks

We will be away for a couple of weeks and posting will be sporadic or non-existent. We are driving to Michigan to see my 93 year old father and other family members and then are driving to Colorado for a long weekend and some hiking. The photo was taken taken at Diamond Lake in the Colorado Rockies over a year ago. Diamond Lake is in the Indian Peaks are of te Rockies where I was hiking with a cousin and is son. I did not have my camera, so took this with my phone.

This is a phone photo taken last autumn in the Colorado Rockies and the Indian Peaks Wilderness. The road is the road to the Fourth of July trailhead where I hiked to Diamond Lakes with my cousin and his son. The hike is 9.5 miles in and out with 1200 feet of elevation gain and Upper Diamond Lake is at an altitude of 11,738 feet. I did not have a camera along, so the photos I took were with my phone. I apologize for their poor quality. The cousin with whom I hiked is an avid hiker who has climbed many of Colorado's 14,000 foot peaks. He used his phone to do a short video of our hike which is posted on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsqynrTIhPQ

Middle Diamond Lake is in the Indian Peaks Wilderness in the Colorado Rockies. I hiked with my cousin and his son to the three lakes visited by the Diamond Lake trail.

I was in Colorado this past autumn and hiked in the Rockies with a cousin and his son. We did the Diamond Lake trail in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. I did not have a camera along but took a few photos with my phone including these panoramas. This is of the meadows near Diamond Lake, but we hiked beyond this to Upper Diamond Lake. The hike is 9.5 miles in and out with 1200 feet of elevation gain and Upper Diamond Lake is at an altitude of 11,738 feet.. The cousin with whom I hiked is an avid hiker who has climbed many of Colorado's 14,000 foot peaks. He used his phone to do a short video of our hike which is posted on Youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsqynrTIhPQ

Last autumn I was in Colorado and hiked with a cousin and his son in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. We hiked the Diamond Lake trail to Upper Diamond Lake, just visible in this photo. The peak behind is Mount Jasper. The hike was about nine miles in and out with over a thousand feet of elevation gain.