Thursday, August 10, 2023

Revisiting favorite places #43: It will be next year before we can visit Johnston Ridge again due to the road being washed out in heavy Spring rains. This view from Johston Ridge is about 4000 feet above the Toutle River Valley below. It's a great place to see how the north face and much of the top of Mt. St. Helens blew out in 1980. It's almost impossible to get a sense of scale, but the little green specks are tall conifers.


 

9 comments:

Elephant's Child said...

That is a great shot - and telling us the green specks are tall conifers adds another dimension. Thank you.

Helen said...

A grand mountain on a grand day!

VENTANA DE FOTO said...

Una gran altitud, con una impresionante montaña.
Feliz fin de semana

joaquín said...

Hermosísima

Linda W. said...

I just love the view of MSH from here!

Luis Serrano said...

La historia también la cuentan los montes y paisajes.

Antonio Rodriguez said...

Preciosa vista del monte St. Helens, con la nieve que aún le queda.
Un abrazo

roentare said...

Stunning mountainscape!

Margaret D said...

That is a delight and so high too.