Guess the spot

[marmot_boi]

What's the peak in the center?

 

[RyanP]

It reminds me of RMNP/IPW but I can't place it, so I'll just guess... Apache?

 

[marmot_boi]

You got it right off the bat @RyanP

 

[RyanP]

One of my favorite areas in the state... I really need to get back there since it's been a while. OK, here's the next one--name the peak on the right:

 

[zionsky]

Looks "winds-ey"

 

[marmot_boi]

Alice

 

[RyanP]

Alice

Wow, I didn't expect anyone to get it that quickly. You're up!

 

[marmot_boi]

I've seen that pond on maps before and wondered if it's worth a visit. Guess it is!

What's the peak in the center distance?

 

[mike_offerman]

Big Agnes? And for extra credit, from somewhere by Ute Pass?

 

[marmot_boi]

Big Agnes? And for extra credit, from somewhere by Ute Pass?

Yep!

 

[mike_offerman]

Lot's of purists will be revisiting the area and going to a location ~1 mile North of here.

 

[mike_offerman]

First hint, there are 49 other spots like this one in the US.

 

[zionsky]

Mt Davis, Pa

 

[mike_offerman]

Mt Davis, Pa

Correct! With new lidar data, the highest point in PA seems to have moved 1 mile North.

 

[zionsky]

Next...

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

Diablo Lake, North Cascades NP

 

[zionsky]

Diablo Lake, North Cascades NP

Bingo! Your're up @Outdoor_Fool

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

ID either of the 2 peaks in the back. they are both the highest points of 2 long ridges.

 

[Outdoor_Fool]

One peak is in Canada, the other is right on the US/Canada border.

 

[Rockskipper]

One is Mt. St. Elias, I think. Nice shot.