Revenki's photos with the keyword: Lincoln

Mt. Democrat

Mt. Democrat

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 117
From the dreaded scree slope on Bross. See? Nice view.
Summits in Shadow

Summits in Shadow

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 94
The unimpressively round summit of Cameron (left) and the more interesting Lincoln (right), as seen from Mt. Bross.
Cameron-Bross Saddle

Cameron-Bross Saddle

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 69
Seen from Bross, with the Democrat-Cameron saddle at left.
Alien Pods

Alien Pods

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 112
Some bizarre and disturbing lifeform on the side of the Cameron summit.
Long Way Down

Long Way Down

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 87
The trail over to Lincoln was a little bit exposed. Just a guess, but that has to be at least 2000 feet down.
Lincoln from Cameron

Lincoln from Cameron

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 102
Looking across the saddle to Lincoln from the summit of Cameron.
Parking Lot

Parking Lot

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 85
My truck is somewhere waaaaay down there below the tarn.
Cameron-Bross Saddle

Cameron-Bross Saddle

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 107
We would later have to slide down the scree slope to the right, when coming down from Bross (the hump at top-center). By far the worst, most exhausting part of the whole hike. It's not a bad view, but it's probably more enjoyable to hike back along the ridge to the main trail at the Democrat/Cameron saddle.
Mt. Democrat

Mt. Democrat

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 86
Seen from near the summit of Cameron.
Nearby Ridge

Nearby Ridge

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 60
Nearby Peaks and Tarns

Nearby Peaks and Tarns

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 100
Alpine lakes across the valley from Cameron. I believe Quandary Peak is in there somewhere, or possibly out of frame to the right.
Ridgeline

Ridgeline

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 104
Looking down from the Mt. Democrat summit at a Mordor-like wall of blackened rock.
Moon and Talus

Moon and Talus

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 82
On the way up Mt. Democrat. On the way back down, right about in this spot, I caught my heel between two of these blade-like rocks, and fell down on my shins and palms, shredding all four and tearing two holes in the legs of my new hiking pants. On the bright side, the moon was awfully pretty.
Democrat-Cameron Saddle

Democrat-Cameron Saddle

Revenki
29 Jul 2007 89
We weren't even up Mt. Democrat yet, and I was already dreading having to come back down and then up again to the next peak. And then on to Lincoln, which is hidden behind Cameron. It wasn't nearly as bad as it looks, though.