In our previous post we briefly outlined the 12-day trip in a couple of pix from each day. Here are a few more of our favorite images from this trip. The lower elevation lakes are more heavily vegatated, with grasses and lillies adding a tanic color to the water:

The “high meadow” plateau gives stunning views of the peaks of the continental divide of the central Winds as you approach:

We had spectacular sunsets every evening:

A very unusual phenomenon, Sandpointe Lake, features a sandy beach:

We found butterflies and moths abounding wherever there remained blooming flowers:

One of our favorite high-altitude flowers, still in bloom are the “Elephantheads,” appropriately named:

Great views of Middle Fork Lake:

Some images taken from passes and saddles overlooking valleys created by the continental divide, or lesser saddles:

A couple of views of Glacier Lake and Mt. Victor:

Long Lake, a formidable barrier between Europe Canyon and Glacier Lake:

Some reflections on the mountains: