Guess the spot

looking at the map, the peak appears to be nearly equidistant between the george parks highway, and the denali park road
 
i'm uncertain who to give it to, so i'm going to put up some thing else.

any one know where i'm standing.
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Kinda looks like cinder cones in AZ, but I'm thinking not in AZ
 
i mis spoke. any one know what i'm standing on. it's named on topo.
 
haha ....................... Rock :roflmao:
 
i might've been on snow at that point Bob, but i don't remember. also i don't think so.
 
one of you is in the right place. give it an other (more specific) shot
 
multiple choice huh? you win Joey , Big Cinder Butte. highest point in craters of the moon national monument. looking south.
 
multiple choice huh? you win Joey , Big Cinder Butte. highest point in craters of the moon national monument. looking south.
No multiple choice needed :).

Where is this next picture, or what is the name of the valley:
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Hmmm.... Can we get a higher rez image Joey?
That's the best I got..........I will give some clues. This is a backpacking route in one of the first National Parks. The park was originally named after a civil war general.
 
I was hoping to see whether that was granite rock or not. Well, since the union general Sheridan was instrumental in preserving Yellowstone I suppose this is in Jelllystone so my WAG is Soda Butte creek.
 
I was hoping to see whether that was granite rock or not. Well, since the union general Sheridan was instrumental in preserving Yellowstone I suppose this is in Jelllystone so my WAG is Soda Butte creek.
Not in Yellowstone. But those are granite walls. Here is another picture from the valley:
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