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0070 The one-lane narrows on Highway 168 east of Big Pine, on the way to see the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0077 Looking west from the Sierra View Overlook on White Mountain Road in the Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0081 Zoomed-in view of the Palisade Glacier (center) from the Sierra View Overlook in the Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0085 Panorama view of the High Sierra from the Sierra View Overlook on White Mountain Road in the Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0100 Puffy cumulus clouds on White Mountain Road as we head north toward the Schulman Grove
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0102 Schulman Grove Visitor Center in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest where the Methuselah Trail begins
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0114 We decided to hike the 4.5 mile Methuselah Trail to see the world's oldest trees, in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0116 A Bristlecone Pine Cone on the Methuselah Trail in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0127 The Methuselah Trail is considered Moderate as it goes up and down less than 1000 feet
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0142 That white limestone ridge (center) is the Methuselah Grove - one of those trees is the oldest tree in the world!
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0152 Zoomed-in view of the white limestone ridge where the Methuselah Tree grows - they won't say which one it is
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0158 Two young men in the same photo as the oldest tree on Earth, in the Methuselah Grove, Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0165 Looking up at the ridge where the Methuselah Tree is probably located - only the park rangers know which one
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0177 We continued hiking through the picturesque section of the Methuselah Trail in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0211 Looking southeast over a dry lake from the Methuselah Trail in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0224 Looking north from the upper section of the Methuselah Trail in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0228 Looking down at the white limestone ridge where the Methuselah Tree grows - one of them is the world's oldest tree
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0233 There was one tiny residual patch of snow, so they immediately ran and had a snowball fight!
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0240 Looking east over a bristlecone-covered ridge as we head back to the visitor center on the Methuselah Trail
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0268 Beautiful high country on White Mountain Road as we head north toward the Patriarch Grove
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0279 Another view west toward the snowy High Sierra from White Mountain Road in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest
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0293 The air and views were great on White Mountain Road, with the Sierra Nevada to the west
