Guess the spot

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

Cold Spring Cave?

You are up

 

[Bill]

 

[Mike K]

How about...Provo Peak?

 

[Bill]

thats it

 

[Mike K]

Sweet. I'll try to get a new one up this afternoon.

 

[Mike K]

Name the peak on the right side of the picture.

 

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

Wheeler Peak? (no idea)

 

[Mike K]

Wheeler Peak? (no idea)

Not Wheeler. It's in Utah.

 

[Mike K]

Here are a few shots from the summit. There were three in our group and,surprisingly, we had some company at the top. If these pics aren't helpful, I'll post a summertime shot from the summit that should really narrow it down.

 

[Mike K]

K, this should really help.

 

[Artemus]

Twin Peaks - The American Fork variety.

Oops... Revised my guess - White baldy next to the Pfeifferhorn.

 

[Mike K]

Twin Peaks - The American Fork variety.

Oops... Revised my guess - White baldy next to the Pfeifferhorn.

White Baldy it is! You're up.

 

[Artemus]

A common feature from a less common direction.

 

[Nick]

That looks an awful lot like the Circus...

 

[Artemus]

Well done. The Cirque (circus) of the Towers from the north - from up high near Washakie pass. Transferring power.....

 

[Nick]

Woot! I haven't been up in a guess the spot thread for a while!

Okay, what is the name of this feature? If no one gets it, I'll reveal the bottom half of the photo. Hint: it's often used for navigating and can be seen from much further away than you see here.

 

[Mike K]

Hmm...I know exactly where this is but I don't know the name of the feature. Looking...

 

[Nick]

You can just tell me where it is. The name might not be official.

 

[Mike K]

How about Cathedral Dome? Or the Golden Dome? It's right at the mouth of Neon Canyon, right?

 

[Nick]

Yessir. I believe it's generally referred to as Neon Dome. You're up!