Album Trees

[Nick]

Love that Mule Canyon shot, Greg.

Here's a nice grove of cottonwoods in the Swell. It made a fine campsite. You can see a couple tents there if you look closely.

 

[Scott Chandler]

I had a strong connection with this pondo... I could see it both from the river and the top of the ridge, a big feat considering the elevation difference.

 

[chandlerwest]

In Upper Coalpits, Zion National Park. I came over this rise and bamm, the mass of this tree blew me away.

 

[BJett]

Death Hollow

 

[Tater Head]

City of Rocks, Idaho


Picture of my daughter Emma Jo... These pictures aren't the best. I took them with my cell phone but a pretty cool tree none the less...

 

[Nick]

Death Hollow

Nice. Death Hollow really has some impressive ponderosas in the upper reaches. That was one of my earliest backpacking trips and I remember just being in total awe of them shooting up along the soaring varnished walls. I don't have many decent photos of them though. Definitely need to get back there with the big camera.



A nearby neighbor in Sand Creek.

 

[BJett]

I agree. My first desert backpacking trip in that area was Death Hollow, those huge Ponderosa Pines blew me away.

 

[gnwatts]

Lower Thompson Creek

Along the Green River

Sheiks Canyon, Ut.

Near Pine Canyon, Cedar Mesa

Dominguez Canyon, Co

Olive tree, Umbria, Italy

 

[Vegan.Hiker]

Went to the Museum of Natural History in NYC on Christmas Eve and was checking this out.


The rings were labeled in a timeline.. Sorry for the crappy cell phone pic.


Trees aren't as big out here on the east coast so this caught my eye in Newport, Rhode Island this summer.


My wife in front of it for scale.


It was in the back yard of The Breakers (the Vanderbilt summer home) so it was labeled. Seems it was imported from Europe.

 

[Scott Chandler]

Wee pondo above Snow Canyon... growing in the sandstone. Tenacious buggers.

 

[mike_offerman]

Joshua Trees

 

[Laura]

I love tree skeletons. These are in the Owens Valley, taken as a storm was building.

 

[HomerJ]

Blind Hollow, Bear River Range


Same tree, different angle/day.



Can't forget Jardine Juniper that is over 1500 years old!

 

[Nodust]

New Hampshire. Somewhere by Lonesome Lake.

 

[Yellowstone 1]

Along Sulphur Creek--Capitol Reef (Extremely Grainy)

 

[gnwatts]

Joshua Trees
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I was waiting for a Joshua tree post. They always look happy to me, like they are dancing.

 

[mike_offerman]

I was waiting for a Joshua tree post. They always look happy to me, like they are dancing.

I had never seen one in person before, they were fun to hike by!

 

[chandlerwest]

Looking up through the canopy of the rain forest on the West side of Glacier National Park

 

[Nick]

Glowing Cottonwood in Trachyte Creek.

 

[Bob]

Trees we have lost........ no I am not for "not harvesting trees" but for "good management"