• Home
  • Browse
  • Search

Joe Idoni

Photo Hiking Journal


  1. Sierra Mountains

Mount Morgan 9/2/06

Tried this hike solo the week before, but had a late start, picked a bad route and ended up in a boulder field. On this try I was joined by Kathy and we were able to find a fairly easy route to Mt Morgan's 13,748' summit.
Read More
  • Looking west. We had great weather, always like having clouds.

    Looking west. We had great weather, always like having clouds.

  • Looking down on what I think are Treasure, Gem and Chickenfoot Lakes.

    Looking down on what I think are Treasure, Gem and Chickenfoot Lakes.

  • Looking northwest.

    Looking northwest.

  • Looking down on the 12,835' Mount Starr. Ruby Lake on the left.

    Looking down on the 12,835' Mount Starr. Ruby Lake on the left.

  • Looking over Mount Starr to Red & White Mountain and Red Slate Mountain.

    Looking over Mount Starr to Red & White Mountain and Red Slate Mountain.

  • Zoomed in on Red & White Mountain and Red Slate Mountain. Mount Starr's summit is in the foreground.

    Zoomed in on Red & White Mountain and Red Slate Mountain. Mount Starr's summit is in the foreground.

  • Looking north.

    Looking north.

  • Me on the summit. Glad I tried this hike a second time. Taking the route we took made it a fairly easy hike.

    Me on the summit. Glad I tried this hike a second time. Taking the route we took made it a fairly easy hike.

  • Starting down after about half an hour on top.

    Starting down after about half an hour on top.

  • The view as we head down.

    The view as we head down.

  • We took a different way down passing under instead over these suncups.

    We took a different way down passing under instead over these suncups.

  • Suncups

    Suncups

  • Following the ridge back to the saddle.

    Following the ridge back to the saddle.

  • On the ridge that leads back to Francis Lake.

    On the ridge that leads back to Francis Lake.

  • Looking back at Morgan on the left.

    Looking back at Morgan on the left.

  • Almost back to Francis Lake.

    Almost back to Francis Lake.

  • From here we're back on the trail to Rock Creek Lake.

    From here we're back on the trail to Rock Creek Lake.

  • Map showing the route we used. The hike turned out to be 10.2 miles round trip with a 4,200' gain.<br />
<br />
THE END

    Map showing the route we used. The hike turned out to be 10.2 miles round trip with a 4,200' gain.

    THE END

    morgangpstrack

  • Photo Sharing
  • About SmugMug
  • Browse Photos
  • Prints & Gifts
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Contact
  • Owner Log In
© 2022 SmugMug, Inc.