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Hwy 50, named the loneliest road of the Country – leading from the Western Coast of the United States to the shores on the East Coast in Delaware. This view I found in the center of Utah where the highway is finding its way through the mountains.
In between the Ruby Mountains of Nevada, one of the wettest areas of the State, lies Lamoille Canyon. Its known for its spectacular views of a canyon carved by glaciers. The Byway is only 12 miles of paved roads, about 5000 feet high with mountain peaks of more than 11000 feet. The Canyon is sometimes mentioned as the Yosemite of Nevada.
A narrow pathway leads to a Cabin from the early 1900s which was left behind by settlers in the Rocky Mountains of Wyoming
Beartooth Highway – one of the most scenic drives in the United States. Located in the southern part of Montana towards Wyoming, a road built in 1937 and with an elevation of 10947 feet one of the highest Mountain Pass Roads in the Rocky Mountains. The road climbs up with many switchbacks, steep drop-offs and majestic mountain peaks.
An old Barn and a lonesome Windmill on the Eastern Side of Wyoming.
Right at the edge of Shoshone Falls on the Snake River in Idaho there was a little side water fall that caught my eye. Even though Shoshone Falls is one of the most famous falls in Idaho, I was so much attracted to this slim fall on the right side.
Stillwater Campground near Rocky Mountain National Park
In the South-Eastern part of California, close to the border to Mexico and also close to the State Line to Arizona is a huge sand dune area, the Algodones Dunes.
Arriving at San Pedro Cruise Terminal early morning after our cruise to the South Pacific
After a winter season with above average rainfall, the waterfalls in Yosemite National Park are roaring.
This is an image of Bridalveil Falls from a recent drive into the Park
