The Ruby Mountains

The Ruby Mountains

The Ruby Mountains are about the closest thing to a 'home' I might ever have. Born and raised for a while in their shadows, in spittle range of their grandeur, and with their grit in my gut, these mountains rock. I don't have many digitals of the Rubies, and it's just as well. You gotta go there to see 'em. So, many of these are courtesy of fellow Rubyan by birth Bo Bradley. Thanks buddy.

Cheers for the Rubies!
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a bit of digital editing here but wowsers anyway - the view from Spring Creek - 2005? (Bo)

looking north from Ruby Dome - 2006 (courtesy of Bo)

the end of Lamoile Canyon, Liberty Pass, Liberty Lake, and splendor - July 2005 (Bo)

a great pan from a good gnarly knob - July 2005 (Bo)


north from the south Rubies - August 2006


darkness falls, and pop better be gettin' off the mountain - November 2006 (Curt)

a gawking goat - November 2006 (Curt)
a gaggle of grazing and gawking goats - November 2006 (Curt)

looking north from Pearl Peak - December 2006

Kurt summiting Pearl, Ruby Valley in background - December 2006

frozen Franklin lake in background, frozen Kurt in foreground - December 2006

a mighty perch just off the east side of Pearl - December 2006

northeast from Ruby Dome - 2006? (Bo)

there is a lot of elevation change represented here: the top of a spire, Island Lake, bottom of Lamoile- July 2006 (Bo)

mis padres descending upon a secret place - August 2006

looking east - August 2006 (Carson)

one of the thousands of beautiful perches in Lamoile - 2006? (Bo)


Pearl Peak in spring...see the spire to the left of the peak? - June 2007 (Carson)
fire was here long ago, now life abounds - June 2007

Carson enjoying the flowers...yeah not really, they were chuck full of big greasy Mormon crickets - June 2007

the fam-dam in a tree that will see the end of us all - August 2006