Mount Shasta

There are few places in northern California that one can go and still be out of range of Mount Shasta's watchful gaze. As the 2nd highest of the Cascade volcanoes, with a dominating presence at 14,179', it towers thousands of feet above any other mountain of significance in its field of view. Its prominence, size, and appearance all but demand one to stop and admire it. It is a landmark visible from a hundred miles or more in all directions. I've seen no prettier mountain in California and perhaps the United States.

Sunset on Mount Shasta Seen from Hidden Valley

Sunset on Mount Shasta Seen from Hidden Valley

Sunset on Mount Shasta #1

Sunset on Mount Shasta #1

Light and Shadow in Cascade Gulch

Light and Shadow in Cascade Gulch

Fallen Clouds on Mount Shasta #1

Fallen Clouds on Mount Shasta #1

After an August Snowstorm on Mt Shasta

After an August Snowstorm on Mt Shasta

Mount Shasta Reflected on a Thawing Heart Lake

Mount Shasta Reflected on a Thawing Heart Lake

Fallen Clouds on Mount Shasta #2

Fallen Clouds on Mount Shasta #2

Northern California Landscape #1

Northern California Landscape #1

After the Rains on Clear Creek

After the Rains on Clear Creek

Sunset on Mount Shasta #2

Sunset on Mount Shasta #2

Clear Creek

Clear Creek

Snow and Rock in Hidden Valley

Snow and Rock in Hidden Valley

Lassen Peak Seen from the Summit of Mount Shasta

Lassen Peak Seen from the Summit of Mount Shasta

Patches of Fog

Patches of Fog

Northern California Landscape #2

Northern California Landscape #2

After an August Snowstorm on the Summit of Mount Shasta

After an August Snowstorm on the Summit of Mount Shasta

Mount Shasta from Castle Crags

Mount Shasta from Castle Crags

Above Hidden Valley

Above Hidden Valley

Windswept Clouds

Windswept Clouds

Mount Shasta and Shastina

Mount Shasta and Shastina

Shastina

Shastina

Within Hidden Valley

Within Hidden Valley

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