Guess the spot: Utah Edition

Why not? ;)

And that feature in the foreground looks like a dead bristlecone pine to me, if a pine can be a feature.
 
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Those are definitely bristlecones! But let's wait a bit longer to see if someone can name the area, I know folks here have been up there. Elevation of the plateau shown is approx 11,000'
 
I think I know where this is. You're at the Table, north of Mt. Moriah, looking at Utah's Deep Creek Mtns. in the distance.
 
Rockskipper said:
OK, this isn't exactly backcountry, but it's on the edge. Where is it?

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My first thought was- If we were looking for an Alberta location, it would probably be yet another of the many examples in Calgary of taxpayer fleecing in the name of public "art". Googling Green River and looking at images confirmed my cynicism- it is in fact art. :lol:
 
Name the peak where the photo was taken from. It isn't named on the maps but has a well-established informal name.DSC02459.jpg
 
Are you looking for "pink pine peak"? I and my friends are apparently 12 years old,because we call it the butt crack, after the shape of a slide path descending e toward white pine lake.
 
Not pink pine, but of course you're very close geographically speaking! The big clue is the distinctive rock feature in the photo.
 
Aka Thunder mtn? The only other unnamed peak would be UPWOP, but the distinct lack of pfeifferhorn makes it seem unlikely.
 
Yes, Obelisk! The high point of the ridgeline between Maybird and Hogum. You are up.
 
I've only hiked up to it in the winter and it looks quite a bit different without all the snow!

Up next, where is this picture take FROM? (Probably incorrect grammar. :) )

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