Instead of hiking and camping this weekend, I was out of commission with a cold and ended up going for a short drive with my family to Gentry Mountain to scope out the fall colors situation. The aspen were just starting to turn colors in most places, but I don’t think there are going to be any spectacular colors this year. I’d gone to the same area precisely one year earlier and found some nice yellows, oranges, and reds in the trees. This year the greens seemed to be fading without touching on the other colors. I enjoyed the time spent with my family, though–we don’t do that often enough.
Colorful aspen just above Wattis
View southeast from Star Point
Burned aspen
View down the South Fork of Corner Canyon
New road being constructed down into the Right Fork of Miller Creek
Cow pond at the end of Hoag Ridge
Above Jack’s Hole, looking down into Gentry Hollow and across to East Mountain
Mohrland Road in the Left Fork of Cedar Creek
Metal tower along Mohrland Road
Mohrland mine building
Mohrland mine building
Mohrland mine building
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