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Blanca and Ellingwood Peak Photos |
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360º Panorama from the summit of Blanca Peak.
360º Panorama from the summit of Ellingwood Point.
July, 2006: Blanca Peak seen from Ellingwood Point.
July, 2006: Ellingwood seen from Blanca.
July, 2006: During a hike to the Blanca summit.
July, 2006: During a hike to the Ellingwood summit.
July, 2006: Ellingwood from Little Bear Peak.
July, 2006: Ellingwood and Blanca from Little Bear Peak.
June, 2006: Blanca and Ellingwood seen from Mt. Lindsey.
June, 2006: Blanca seen during a hike of Mt. Lindsey.
June, 2006: Blanca and Ellingwood seen during a hike of Mt. Lindsey.
May, 2005: Ellingwood from Zapata Ranch.
May, 2001: A panoramic shot of the Blanca Group taken from Colorado 17, 20 miles west of the group. From right to left: Little Bear is the tallest peak on the right and Blanca is just to the left of Little Bear after the level connecting ridge between the two peaks. Ellingwood Point (just right of center in the photo) to the left of Blanca. Twin Peaks (13ers) are the two snowy peaks in the center. To the left of Twin Peaks and a bit in the distance, there are a couple of unnamed 13ers. And on the left is the rounded California Peak (13er).
May, 2001: A close-up of Ellingwood, Blanca and Little Bear from the same area.
May, 2001: Ellingwood seen from Zapata Ranch.
October, 2000: Ellingwood (center) from Colorado 150.
October, 2000: Blanca from the south.
April, 2000: Ellingwood, Blanca and Little Bear from the west.
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| Location: | These peaks are located in the Sangre de Cristo range near the town of Alamosa. Blanca, Little Bear, Ellingwood and Mt. Lindsey (14,042') form a large group of peaks east of the Great Sand Dunes. | ||||
| Nearby Towns: | Fort Garland, Blanca and Alamosa | ||||
| National Forests: | Rio Grande, San Isabel |
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