Guess the spot: Maps Edition

[LarryBoy]

I'll post another one tonight.

 

[LarryBoy]

Name the chain of lakes to the east of the prominent N/S ridgeline

 

[Ben]

Michigan Lakes, East of Nokhu Crags.

 

[LarryBoy]

Michigan Lakes, East of Nokhu Crags.

That didn't take long! You're up!

 

[Ben]

That didn't take long! You're up!

I figured you'd pick a spot along the divide, and no snow above 12,000' put it in Colorado.

 

[LarryBoy]

I figured you'd pick a spot along the divide, and no snow above 12,000' put it in Colorado.

What can I say? The Divide is a pretty cool place!

 

[Ben]

here's a thing

 

[Ben]

i'm told you can see four states from the center of the map.

 

[River]

i'm told you can see four states from the center of the map.

You devil. I'd say you can see Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Montana from there.

 

[Ben]

You devil. I'd say you can see Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Montana from there.

there you are! an Idahoan.

 

[Ben]

RIver's comment includes more of a hint than just which states can be seen.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Seven Devils Mountains and Morrison Ridge.

 

[Ben]

You got it. At Heavens Gate, near the center there there is an old fire look out. I think.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

up next... name the peak to the SE of dead center

 

[Langdon Greene]

Ah, crap.... for a minute there I was thinking we were right around El Capitan in the Bitteroots. But that's not it. Still, I feel like I should know this area.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Langdon, where the heck have you been the last few months? Good to see your return.

Pretty darn close on the above comment. Not quite though.

 

[Ben]

Ah, crap.... for a minute there I was thinking we were right around El Capitan in the Bitteroots. But that's not it. Still, I feel like I should know this area.

I thought just about the same thing.

 

[Ben]

Homer Youngster Peak

Hahahaha, auto correct, Homer Youngs Peak.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Youngster? Strange auto-correct.

You're up!

 

[Ben]

Youngster? Strange auto-correct.

You're up!

What's the range called? Have you ever been?