Lake Marie and Medicine Bow Peak, Snowy Range in southern Wyoming.

Along Trail Ridge Road....

Delicate Arch....

Beautiful shot, light, color, rock and shadows working so nicely together.

One Arches National Park shot deserves another. Skyline Arch with Shifty winning the sprint points.

I'll be in Moab next week, I'm sure my photo skills aren't up to the task - but I'll try to bring something back from the White Rim Trail.

Beautiful, both of you.

Have fun, how many nights on the trail? Spending the night on Murphy's Hogback is something I'll never forget!

4 days, 3 nights - a leisurely roll around the desert. I got invited to go with a group who had it all planned already, so all I have to do is show up and ride.

Grand Teton National Park

Just down the road from bsyptak's shot.....I have sold more copies of this spontaneous shot than any of my pre-planned scenics combined:

The Green River and the White Rim in Canyonlands National Park

Shifty, that is a great shot. Love the snow and rock contrast. Keep posting your shots!

Here's another from the amazing state of Utah.....this is Cedar Breaks National Monument:

Here is one from last fall. If you can guess where I am at I would be very impressed.

Not sure, Hocker.....but I have somebody who might know getting back to me. Looks like a fun place! The terrain reminds me of the Needles Mountains of the San Juans in Colorado (see previous pics!).

Longs Peak from Bear Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park:

Hocker, unless someone stole that sign out of Peru, you make it pretty easy.

Along the Gallitin River north of Yellowstone.....

Bighorn River and Mountains, Wyoming/Montana border.

Eery, beautiful, surreal and real. Simply awesome.

Thanks, Mr.....Frost. It's one of my favorites. We had a photo contest on another forum and the topic was panorama. Here's the shot I entered.....from Rocky Mountain National Park:

Alpine wildflowers, northern Wyoming:

Pond near Frisco, Colorado:

Lizard Head Pass

Love the Telluride area and the San Miguels, Shifty. Is this shot from a trail?

Here's a shot from the San Juans too.....this is taken from the far eastern fringe of the range, near San Luis Peak in the LaGaritas: