Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

So obviously a big part of enjoying the Adirondacks and the outdoors in general is the awesome display of God's creation. Whether it's mountain views, sunsets, wildlife, or pristine waterways, they are always awe inspiring. Even though the live experience is what we hope to recall, it's nice to have some pictures to look back on to remind us of the sights.

I am not a professional photographer by any means and most if not all of my more recent photos are taken with my phone, but the technology has allowed us to capture the images as close to being there as possible. Many of the photos here are also part of the various Adirondack Adventure trip reports on this site, so these are just some of my favorites.

Below are a few of my favorites as well as many of the photos that made the banner for it's corresponding adventure page

Click on the thumbnail image for a larger view

Rainbow Falls in early spring, a must see in the "dacks.

A newborn whitetail fawn lies perfectly still in hopes that I'll just move along, which I did after getting this rare photo.

An early fall sunrise graces Marcy Brook, the filtered rays made for a really cool shot.

The White Mountains of New Hampshire. Looking from Jefferson's ascent toward Mount Washington's lower ridge.

A very cold, but beautiful day on top of Hurricane Mountain.

The Adirondack foliage reflects nicely off of Heart Lake.

This flower was growing right out from between the rocks in the middle of an Adirondack creek bed.

Looking at Colden Mountain and Marcy from Algonquin's summit in winter (obviously). Awesome!

Colden and Marcy behind again, this time from Wright Peak in the fall.

Looking at Colden and Avalanche pass from the flowed lands. (moose and bear country).

Hikers in the mist somewhere deep in the high peaks region. Spring was well on it's way down below, but not here.

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Photo Gallery So obviously a big part of enjoying the Adirondacks and the outdoors in general is the awesome display of God's creation. Whether it's mountain views, sunsets, wildlife, or pristine waterways, they are always awe inspiring. Even though the live experience is what we hope to recall, it's nice to have some pictures to look back on to remind us of the sights. I am not a professional photographer by any means and most if not all of my more recent photos are taken with my phone, but the technology has allowed us to capture the images as close to being there as possible. Many of the photos here are also part of the various Adirondack Adventure trip reports on this site, so these are just some of my favorites. Below are a few of my favorites as well as many of the photos that made the banner for it's corresponding adventure page Click on the thumbnail image for a larger view Rainbow Falls in early spring, a must see in the "dacks. A newborn whitetail fawn lies perfectly still in hopes that I'll just move along, which I did after getting this rare photo. An early fall sunrise graces Marcy Brook, the filtered rays made for a really cool shot. The White Mountains of New Hampshire. Looking from Jefferson's ascent toward Mount Washington's lower ridge. A very cold, but beautiful day on top of Hurricane Mountain. The Adirondack foliage reflects nicely off of Heart Lake. This flower was growing right out from between the rocks in the middle of an Adirondack creek bed. Looking at Colden Mountain and Marcy from Algonquin's summit in winter (obviously). Awesome! Colden and Marcy behind again, this time from Wright Peak in the fall. Looking at Colden and Avalanche pass from the flowed lands. (moose and bear country). Hikers in the mist somewhere deep in the high peaks region. Spring was well on it's way down below, but not here. Hiking Banners
Pano from Whiteface Mt. just below the summit the day I finished my 46ers
From Dix Mountain just before the sky opened up the day Brian finished the 46.
From Snowy Mountain summit in a cloud
From Adams Mountain you can see many of the high peaks.
From the trail on the way to Seward Mountain
Cold but beautiful day in January from Hurricane Mt. summit
From somewhere in the Santanoni range in early fall during a peak bagging excursion
One of my favorites from Colvin on a clear fall day
Another great view, this time from Allen Mountain in the summer
From Redfield in September
Looking at Whiteface from Esther Mountain in spring
From Basin on a solo hike back in the day. One of my favorite views for sure
From South Dix during another peak bagging excursion with the Mountain Goat
The aforementioned Mountain Goat on top of Colden quite a while ago.
From Skylight, the Mountain Goat's favorite to date
The Great Range from the Brothers on the way to Big Slide early in our hiking carrer
From Wright Peak in October, again quite a while ago
I believe this is from Haystack
From Ampersand looking at Middle Saranac Lake
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