Ingalls Lake
As you can see, there are lots of interesting sights to see before you ever get to the lake, especially in autumn when the larch trees turn bright yellow and the meadows are awash with ice, snow, and autumn colors.
Photos from 10/16/99
(click on any image to get the full-size picture)
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Lupines withered by frost |
Exposed roots from a bleached and twisted old snag |
Larches encircling an alpine meadow |
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Larch and a wispy cloud |
Larch |
Larches with the 9500 ft. monolith of Mt. Stuart rising
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Stream draining a larch meadow |
Frozen waterfall |
Mt. Stuart reflected off of Ingalls Lake
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Larches dotting rocks worn smooth by the grinding of an ancient glacier |
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Last updated
11/17/99