Guess the spot

[Artemus]

OK, last hint. The right hand feature is called Midsummer's Dome.

 

[Artemus]

Windy Pass?

Not Windy pass. I should have taken a water sample See the next hint just now.

 

[Chuck the Mauler]

East Valley Fork not terribly far from Pyramid Lake.

 

[Artemus]

East Valley Fork not terribly far from Pyramid Lake.

Very good Chuck and thanks for posting! You are up.

 

[Chuck the Mauler]

I really wanted to post one of my obscure Teton pics....but I didn't. Here's a lay-up for you

 

[Rockskipper]

Beautiful. Limestone. Nova Scotia?

 

[Jackson]

Grand Portal Point. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

Thanks for not making me shoot the three-pointer.

 

[Chuck the Mauler]

Close enough Jackson. It's the same stretch between Mosquito River and Chapel Beach. You're up.

 

[Jackson]

Someone fill in for me. I'm in the process of moving and don't have my pictures readily available.

 

[Artemus]

Someone fill in for me. I'm in the process of moving and don't have my pictures readily available.

Where you going?

 

[Artemus]

Just for fun, I built this mod'd view of the East Fork based on my Guess the Spot picture. One of my favorite places and I traveled down memory lane to build it. Stood on top of some of the features and aspire to stand on the rest.

 

[Artemus]

I'll cover for you, @Jackson.
You don't have to name the dike or give the geological explanation of what could twist this massive intrusive dike like this but if you have seen this wonder you will have remembered it. I know some of you have to have seen it so simply name the peak that it is embedded in or the drainage below it. NOTE: I am not lake-centric so I have no idea the lake name - the lake was just something to walk around

 

[Rockskipper]

Lots of that kind of thing in the Tetons.

 

[Artemus]

Nope, not the Tetons.

 

[Jackson]

Where you going?

Just Midvale. Nothing too wild, although I'll now be ten minutes closer to the Wasatch Front.

 

[Perry]

Just Midvale. Nothing too wild, although I'll now be ten minutes closer to the Wasatch Front.

Now that's definitely a move up


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[MikeM]

Nope, not the Tetons.

Looks like the Winds. Other than that, I've got nothing...

 

[Artemus]

Hint: Yes the Wind Rivers. It is a popular climbing drainage. Second tier popularity though as compared to the Circus of the Towers.

 

[Artemus]

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[Chuck the Mauler]

I feel like that's Ambush Peak in the center of the frame.