Scenery
A Golden Opportunity
Highway 88 near Woodfords and highways 89 and 4 near Markleeville provide a spectacular combination of dramatic mountain views and fantastic fall foliage. In October, the aspens turn a beautiful color, revealing a surprising collection of wildly-colored landscapes to the lucky traveller.
Travelling east on 88 out of the mountain passes towards 89 and Lake Tahoe, we are delighted to see the hills awash in fiery colors.
Blue Lakes area: hills painted gold
Sorensen's
Sorensen's Resort - Entrance
Sorensen's Resort - Panorama
Sorensen's All Season resort - a look around.
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Sorensen's Resort - Sign
Sorensen's All Season Resort entrance
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Road Carvers Take a Break
The Road Carvers take a break on Highway 88 above Caples Lake.
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View from Mt. Zion - Fog-shrouded valley
Here's a quick panorama of the Sacramento valley, shrouded in fog - this was taken at Mt. Zion in Pine Grove.
The mound in the distance is Butte Mountain. The tower is a microwave communication tower.
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1998 CBR1100XX At Mt. Zion - Thru the looking glass
Here's a shot of the view of the Sacramento valley from behind the windscreen - you can't really see it, but the valley is shrouded in fog. This photo shows a panoramic view of the valley in greater detail.
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