[Personal] Just a few images of the mountains with snow here.
Mount San Jacinto eastern side, close up.
San Gorgornio mountains south side, far away.
San Gorgornio mountains south side. Closer.
61-69, M
PoetryNEmotion · F
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@PoetryNEmotion Mount San Jacinto many times. My father and I hiked it first when I was ten.
Have yet to hike San Gorgonio which is actually taller. The image is deceiving. Notice there's more snow on it.
Think Big Bear which is all actually apart of the San Bernardino range. Have walked around lake Arrowhead. Yet that's not the mountains themselves.
The two mountain ranges are huge. I have already posted the video of my hike to Mount Santa Rosa. Which is as well apart of the San Jacinto range.
I lived in the San Jacinto range for 12 years.
All these images on this post I took from the Coachella desert valley this morning.
Have yet to hike San Gorgonio which is actually taller. The image is deceiving. Notice there's more snow on it.
Think Big Bear which is all actually apart of the San Bernardino range. Have walked around lake Arrowhead. Yet that's not the mountains themselves.
The two mountain ranges are huge. I have already posted the video of my hike to Mount Santa Rosa. Which is as well apart of the San Jacinto range.
I lived in the San Jacinto range for 12 years.
All these images on this post I took from the Coachella desert valley this morning.
JimboSaturn · 56-60, M
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@JimboSaturn between the two ranges runs the San Andreas fault more closer to the second and third set.
The San Jacinto range in the first set has its own fault on the other side of the mountains by the same name.
The San Jacinto range in the first set has its own fault on the other side of the mountains by the same name.