The Salmon Trinity Alps Wilderness Photo Gallery by Deems Burton at pbase.com

The Salmon Trinity Alps Wilderness

The Trinity Alps Wilderness in northern California has some of the most spectacular and remote natural environments in America. Much of it has rarely been seen by people even today due to the rugged topography. There are deep glacial lakes in amphitheaters of granite, deep old growth forests that have never been seen by man, a gold mining history from the late 1800s, and legends of Bigfoot that keep the wilderness spirit alive and fresh for those that dare to adventure here.

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Small cabin	Thomas Furlong's Gravestone	Trailor's Gravestone	Gravestone
Gravestone camp	Tangle Blue lake	Rainbow tent and last light	Peridotite and meadows
Small Alps meadow	Eagle Creek Bench meadow	Eagle Peak	Section Line lake
Section Line lake camp	Section Line lake	Section Line lake reflections BW	Section Line lake reflections BW

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Reinhold Metzger		13-Feb-2011 22:32
Deems, like always "GREAT PICTURES"

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		08-Feb-2011 12:24
WOW!!!Superb work my friend! BV Paolo

Steve		01-Jan-2011 18:05
I visited Trinity River at Hyampom with my family in the 1950's. I recall a flat rock in the middle of the river that my brother and I accessed by air mattress. Any idea where this is on the river ?

Jay Watson		21-Nov-2010 04:47
Mr. Burton: I stumbled upon these photos, the miracle of Google. Anyway, I worked as a Wilderness Ranger for five years in the Trinity Alps (Weaverville Ranger District) in the late 70's and early 80's. Let me just say your photos brought tears to my eyes. The Trinity Alps were my home for many, many days and nights. Thank you so much for making your photos available to see.

Guest		19-Sep-2010 04:24
Deems, sorry we had to bail on you and kelly this morning. Hope you made it to dead man's peak before the rain. Thanks for the beautiful pictures, pleasant conversation, and your local knowledge. Hope you finsh the PCT! Happy trails, Oregon and Sacramento campers

Paul		01-Jul-2009 04:02
Great shots of the Alps, some of the best I've seen.

Gary Robertson		26-Apr-2009 19:29
Exceptional photos -- exceptional and inspirational gallery!! Makes me want to grab my backpack and head out the door! I've been backpacking the Trinity Alps -- as well as the Marble Mountains -- since the early '80s -- the thrill never diminishes.

Charlie Price		29-Jun-2008 18:24
Great Pictures. i have traveled to the Trinity Alps every year for about 35 years now and love it. There is no place like it in the world. These are some great pictures of some of the great lakes, but still are nothing like being there. I can't wait to go back in August. I'll try and post some of my pics here.

Mike		16-Apr-2008 17:42
Mike Brundage Beautiful photos. I live in Redding and have hiked those mountains since 1970. Age 67 and still doing it and still loving it.

blair		01-Apr-2008 23:37
Deems, just what i was looking for...routes to the high, hard-to-get-to lakes in the Trinity's. Outstanding photos. I almost dont need to go now because I've seen it all thru your lens. I plan on following some of your routes this summer 08. Thanks for posting this stuff

NENA		29-Feb-2008 22:26
hey deems,BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS AND GREAT PLACES.... looking forward to enjoying some photos up and personal tonite at the show...see you then! nena

Egernhaven		18-Feb-2008 11:44
Beautyful gallery And beautyful alpine landscapes

Guest		29-Dec-2007 17:45
WOW !!! This gallery is a lot more impressive than many of the hardback high-cost glossy photo albums you find at fancy book stores! Just incredible!

Monte Dodge		14-Feb-2007 21:55
voted... Maybe the " Best" Photo Galleries on line or anywhere of this awesome area. Great job Deems....

Keith Brown		02-Feb-2006 05:53
Deems, As usual magnificant photos. For those who don't know you are the ultimate source of information about the Trinitys. Is that photo of Wedding Cake Peak from a meadow west of Kalmia Lake with Thompson Peak to the right center, or am I lost as usual. Anxiously waiting for more, your Oklahoma buddy Keith

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