Photos by Trevor Pound - I have been blessed to have lived in the Sierra Nevada for six years. Between the classic granite you will find in Tahoe, the awesome pocketed tuff in Mammoth, and the beautiful, very large boulders in Bishop, you could climb something new every day for years. We went to Bishop for a little while and explored the Happys, the Sads, and the Buttermilks. I love the Sierras and can't wait to spend some more time exploring the landscapes and the hundreds of thousands of climbs just within a few hours of each other.
Arete problem in the Happy Boulders
The sunset behind Mt. Tom
View of Bishop Valley from the Happy Boulders
Sunset behind Mt. Tom
Unknown climber in the Old Country, with Lake Tahoe in the background
Curtis Heinz at Old Country
Curtis Heinz at Old Country, Lake Tahoe
Curtis Heinz at the Washoe Boulders, night shot
Curtis Heinz at Washoe Boulders
Curtis Heinz at the Washoe Boulders
Curtis Heinz hanging on the Tsunami Boulder, Washoe Boulders
Curtis Heinz rock hopping in the Old Country
Curtis Heinz on the Grinch Boulder, Christmas Valley
Curtis Heinz starting up the Tsunami Boulder, Washoe Boulders