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Mount Elbert - Highest Peak in Colorado by John Frisch Via Flickr: The next day we proceeded to Uncle Bud's Hut, which had an even more spectacular view of the mountains. At 14,440 feet (4,401 m) Mount Elbert is the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains of North America and the highest of the fourteeners in Colorado. Mount Elbert: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Elbert Uncle Bud's Hut: www.huts.org/The_Huts/uncle_buds.html
Mount Elbert and Clouds 1 by Zach Via Flickr: These were posted before when I was just using DPP to edit photos. I just went back and played around with them now that I have Lightroom 2.5.
Mount Elbert by Jesse Thornton Via Flickr: Long exposure of the sunset behind Mount Elbert, shot from Twin Lakes, about 5 miles from the base of the mountain.
Mt. Oberlin, Glacier NP by Greg Vaughn Via Flickr: Mount Oberlin and Cannon Mountain from Going to the Sun Road; Glacier National Park, Montana.
Into The Valley by Ryan Dyar
Mount Oberlin by Timothy Gray Via Flickr: This is a view of Mount Oberlin and Logan Pass from Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Mount Logan, highest mountain in Canada by Arthur T. LaBar Via Flickr: Having heard of Mount Logan many times I did not expect we would see it from the Alaska Highway. At 5,959 meters (19,551 ft.), it is second in height in North America only to Mt. McKinley (Denali). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Logan
Mount Logan by Takayuki Shiraiwa Via Flickr: Mount Logan, Canada, 2002
Mount Logan Morning by Dave Brosha Via Flickr: As long as I can remember I've been fascinated with Mount Logan. Canada's tallest mountain (and the largest mountain in the world from a circumference perspective) is in Kluane National Park in the Yukon but it's not viewable from any road. I've been to Kluane five times before in my life, but have never seen this formidable mountain, until this morning. A 4AM start to the day saw Paul Zizka Photography and I waiting at an airstrip at 4:40AM. We weren't sure of the best time to fly through the incredible mountain range but we had a hunch we'd hit good light. It was better than we could have imagined, shifting from pastel colours to dramatic moodiness and then, finally, light through all the valleys and spilling onto all the glaciers. Truly one of the most incredible mornings of my life. Here's Mount Logan (look for the highest). A huge thanks to John from Rocking Star Adventures for being a patience and great pilot.
jbel toubkal by cristian ruberti Via Flickr: reaching the summit
View towards the Sahara from the summit of Jebel Toubkal by Ciaran Reilly Via Flickr: Looking south towards the Sahara desert, snow cover can be seen decreasing in the distance. Taken with Olympus 9mm f/8.0 body cap fish eye.
toubkal by PHILIPPE
Toubkal by ratboy2008 Via Flickr: North Africa's highest peak Toubkal in the centre of the image. Height: 4167 metres Quite often used for altitude training by those wishing to climb Kilimanjaro.
Toubkal by needler_ Via Flickr: View from Mont Toubkal (4167m) at sunset Jebel Toubkal, Atlas mountain range, Al Haouz Province, Morocco, November 2013
Moving up the ridge by mikep Via Flickr: Camp IV still in sight Photo taken around 13,300ft 'Moving up the ridge' On Black I'd suggest looking at the 'Large' version of this picture.
In the thick of the Great Icefalls by mikep Via Flickr: Around 9,600ft Worth checking out in BIG
Descending the coxcomb by mikep Via Flickr: somewhere around 12,000ft 'Descending the coxcomb' On Black