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Mt. Whitney and the Eastern Sierras – California

Images of Mt. Whitney and the Eastern Sierras – Central California, taken in September 2018.

On my way to the Manzanar National Historic Site I drove along US Highway 395 which sits just east of the Sierra Mountain Range. Unlike the west side of the range which is lush by comparison and hosts Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, the east side is made up of lowland deserts and high granite peaks. Most prominent of all Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft), the highest summit in the contiguous United States, can be viewed just past several other impressive peaks which make up the Eastern Sierra Range.
Desert and foothills along the Eastern Sierras
Desert and foothills along the Eastern Sierras 		View of the mountains along the Eastern Sierras
View of the mountains along the Eastern Sierras		 Granite mountain peaks along the Eastern Sierras
Granite mountain peaks along the Eastern Sierras		 Mt. Langley (14,042 ft), Mt. Corcoran (13,760 ft), Mt. LeConte (13,960 ft) and Lone Pine Peak (12,944 ft) along the Eastern Sier
Mt. Langley (14,042 ft), Mt. Corcoran (13,760 ft), Mt. LeConte (13,960 ft) and Lone Pine Peak (12,944 ft) along the Eastern Sier		 Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte and Lone Pine Peak along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte and Lone Pine Peak along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Corcoran and Mt. LeConte along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Corcoran and Mt. LeConte along the Eastern Sierras		 Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte and Lone Pine Peak along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte and Lone Pine Peak along the Eastern Sierras		 Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte, Lone Pine Peak, Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) and Mt. Russell (14,086 ft) along the Eastern Si
Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte, Lone Pine Peak, Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) and Mt. Russell (14,086 ft) along the Eastern Si		 Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft), highest summit in the contiguous United States, along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft), highest summit in the contiguous United States, along the Eastern Sierras		 Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte, Lone Pine Peak, Mt. Whitney and Mt. Russell along the Eastern Sierras
Mt. Langley, Mt. Corcoran, Mt. LeConte, Lone Pine Peak, Mt. Whitney and Mt. Russell along the Eastern Sierras
Lone Pine Peak (12,944 ft) and Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) along the Eastern Sierras
Lone Pine Peak (12,944 ft) and Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) along the Eastern Sierras		 Rugged Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) along the Eastern Sierras
Rugged Mt. Whitney (14,494 ft) along the Eastern Sierras		 The mountainous Eastern Sierras
The mountainous Eastern Sierras		 Mt. Whitney (left) and the jagged Eastern Sierras
Mt. Whitney (left) and the jagged Eastern Sierras		 Early evening sunlight stretches across the foothills along the Eastern Sierras
Early evening sunlight stretches across the foothills along the Eastern Sierras

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Jola Dziubinska04-Oct-2018 20:44
Great views on the Sierras, did you make a side tour to Alabama Hills? V.
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