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volc99207PA299336 (October 29, 2005) Some of the Mono domes and craters complex (seen here looking east) by heading a little east on California State Route 120. volc99207PA299336
volc99208PA299338 (October 29, 2005) Part of the Mono domes and craters complex (seen here looking southeast) by heading a little east on California State Route 120. volc99208PA299338
volc99209PA299340 (October 29, 2005) Part of the Mono domes and craters complex (seen here looking east) by heading a little east on California State Route 120. volc99209PA299340
volc99210PA299342 (October 29, 2005) The view to the north from US Route 395 south of the Mono and Inyo domes and craters in California, just as we were about to pass through the axis of the craters and domes. volc99210PA299342
volc99211PA299343 (October 29, 2005) The volcanic peak of Mammoth Mountain, California... volc99211PA299343
volc99212PA299346 ...and what a nice view one gets of the mountain as you are about to enter the small ski town of Mammoth Lakes, California. volc99212PA299346
volc99213PA299347 (October 29, 2005) Continuing a little further west on California State Route 203 then south on Lake Mary Road to check out the Mammoth Lakes Recreation area. At a point along the way, we got a great view to the northeast into Long Valley Caldera. The town of Mammoth Lakes is on the southwestern portion of the caldera. volc99213PA299347
volc99214PA299348 (October 29, 2005) Glass Mountain (large mountain on the right) is outside on the northeastern flanks of Long Valley Cladera, California. volc99214PA299348
volc99215PB049770 (November 4, 2005) Back on I-40 heading west toward Flagstaff, Arizona and then Sedona, Arizona, the San Francisco Peaks were awesome in the distance. The highest point is Humphreys Peak. volc99215PB049770
volc99216PB059808 (November 5, 2005) Sunset Crater National Monument, Arizona. volc99216PB059808
volc99217PB059809 (November 5, 2005) From this same pullout for Sunset Crater, one can see the San Francisco Peaks in Arizona. The lower central bowl of the mountains is actually a crater. The San Francisco Peaks used to be one large volcano that eventually had a lateral eruption (similar to Mt. St. Helens in 1980) that blew out toward the camera. The view is to the west. Humphreys Peak is one of the peaks within the central part of the crater rim, and is actually the highest peak. volc99217PB059809
volc99218PB059812 (November 5, 2005) This is the northeast side of Sunset Crater, Arizona. volc99218PB059812
volc99219PB059814 (November 5, 2005) Cinder Hills Overlook to the south and southeast from the overlook northeast of Sunset Crater in Arizona. volc99219PB059814
volc99220PB059821 (November 5, 2005) Along the same loop road for Sunset Crater, one would eventually come to another National Monument - Wupatki. This was the view of the San Francisco Peaks to the southwest from the Wukoki Pueblo trail in Arizona. volc99220PB059821
volc99221PB059839 (November 5, 2005) A view through one of the windows at the top level of the Watchtower at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona looking to the south at the San Francisco Peaks. volc99221PB059839
volc99222PB080035 (November 8, 2005) A Kimberlite outcrop (roughly ultramafic volcanic rock, but that may not be official) in Arizona. volc99222PB080035
volc99223PB110379 (November 11, 2005) Zoomed in photo of Shiprock in New Mexico. This feature has special meaning to the Navajo of the Four Corners region, and is a volcanic neck. volc99223PB110379
volc99224PB120475 (November 12, 2005) Further east on New Mexico State Route 4, we came to a columnar jointed lava flow unit called Battleship Rock. volc99224PB120475
volc99225PB120478 (November 12, 2005) A look to the west-northwest part of Valles Caldera, New Mexico. volc99225PB120478
volc99226PB120479 (November 12, 2005) A look to the north at Valles Caldera, New Mexico. The ridge in the distance is the Northern Moat Rhyolites. volc99226PB120479
volc99227PB120488 (November 12, 2005) Another view of the Bandelier Tuff with the awesome sunlight in Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico. volc99227PB120488

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