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Pics of my mountain trip


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Posted by jon f mn on November 06, 2016 at 19:31:51 from (70.198.47.99):

I don't go west of Denver often, I think it's been 5 years or so since the last time. I'm frequently amazed at the beauty of our country and this is one of the reasons I like my job. There is something beautiful in every state. With it being a rare treat to go through these mountains I took some pics and I thought you might enjoy some of them. These first ones are in Az headed south on I-15.

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These next ones are climbing up to Eisenhour on I-70 west of Denver. The first is the sunrise over the mountains not long after I got going this morning.

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Then some from Utah along I-70.

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I don't usually take pics while driving, but at this speed not much damage can be done.

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First you cross Vail pass at over 10,000 feet.

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Then you drop down and have to climb back up to Eisenhower pass.

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Eisenhower pass is the highest pass on the interstate system at 11,100+ feet of elevation. Eisenhower tunnel is the highest and longest mountain tunnel at 1.75 miles long.

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The ski slope and lift on the east side were up and running.

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From there on to Denver it is all down hill and takes all my attention so even tho there were some beautiful sights I didn't get any more pics. Hope you enjoyed these, I certainly enjoyed the drive.


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