Mt. Whitney hike July 2004 Photo Gallery by Tom Hunter at pbase.com

Mt. Whitney hike July 2004

These pictures are from a hike I did between June 30, 2004 and July 2, 2004 with my wife Jan, her brother Jay Marianowits and his partner Shari Keller. Mt. Whitney, at 14,497', is the highest mountain in the Continental United States. The trail is eleven miles each way with just over 6,100' of elevation gain. We camped at Trail Camp (12,000' and 6.3 miles in from the trail head) for two nights; the night before we summitted and the night after.

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summit team.JPG	mt whitney from lone pine.JPG	jan and tom at north fork water crossing.JPG	entering john muir wilderness.JPG
water crossing leaving lone pine lake cutoff.JPG	bighorn park.JPG	jay collecting water at outpost camp.JPG	shari filtering water.JPG
above outpost camp.JPG	lone pine lake.JPG	foxtail pine above mirror lake	trail camp two.JPG

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Marc		22-Jan-2010 19:28
Great shot and a great hike. FYI there are no Bristlecone Pines in the Sierras. The foxtail pine a relative to the bristlecone pine does and it looks very similar.

Jan Hunter		28-Feb-2007 13:31
Tom, I forgot what a wonderful trip this was. The four of us had such a great time. Love, Jan

Irene Hunter		08-Jul-2004 17:27
Dear Tom and Jan, Just looked at your pictures that Charlene directed us to...Fantastic. There must have been some breath-taking moments. Love, Irene

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