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wmpe2000: on top of Boott Spur in the alpine zone above the tree line
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wmpe2000: krummholz and Tuckerman's Ravine - a glacial cirque
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wmpe2000: boreal forest
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wmpe2000: rough rock and root treadway on the narrow Boott Spur trail
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wmpe2000: bog bridge on Boott Spur Trail
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wmpe2000: Picea mariana & Picea glauca - Black & White spruce - White Mountains, Presidential Range, NH
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wmpe2000: misshapen pines
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wmpe2000: ladder to boott spur trails ridge crest
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wmpe2000: quartzite - schist - White Mountains, NH, Boott Spur Trail
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wmpe2000: Osmunda spectabilis
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wmpe2000: boott spur trail
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wmpe2000: bridge over ellis river
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wmpe2000: Ellis river
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wmpe2000: Ellis river off of Tuckerman's Ravine Trail
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wmpe2000: trail signs - white mountains, new hampshire
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wmpe2000: trail sign
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wmpe2000: Pinkham Notch Vistor's Center - Gateway to hiking up Mt. Washington, the tallest peak in the northeast, New Hampshire
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wmpe2000: New England covered bridge
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wmpe2000: Hieracium aurantiacum
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wmpe2000: Rubus odoratus - Thimbleberry
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wmpe2000: Rubus odoratus
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wmpe2000: clouds covering Mt. Washington
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wmpe2000: campsite in the mosquito filled woods
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wmpe2000: Mt. Washington held the world's highest wind speed record until recently
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wmpe2000: Mt. Washington summit weather stations - tallest mountain in New England known for having the most extreme weather in the world
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wmpe2000: the Presidential Mountain range in the White Mountains, New Hampshire
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wmpe2000: White Mountains
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wmpe2000: 1/3 of a mile to go with 588 feet in elevation gain = steep
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wmpe2000: Clintonia borealis - alpine zone flora