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High Desert West > In the high desert of the Great Basin, very little water exists and the few wetland areas like this one in Spring Valley are important stopovers for migrating waterfowl. It is one of the areas threatened by a proposed pipeline project to carry water to sprawling Las Vegas more than 200 miles away. This is a view from Spring Valley toward the Schell Creek mountain range to the west. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1712 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > The mountains and valleys of the Great Basin extend as far as the eye can see. This photo with an Indian Paintbrush wildflower in the foreground was taken from Ward Mountain. From this vantage you can see across Steptoe Valley, the Schell Creek Range, then Spring Valley, and on to the Snake Range with Mt. Wheeler of the Great Basin National Park in the distance. The highest original resolution available is 1280x960 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > The mountains and valleys of the Great Basin extend as far as the eye can see. This photo with an Indian Paintbrush wildflower in the foreground was taken from Ward Mountain. From this vantage you can see across Steptoe Valley, the Schell Creek Range, then Spring Valley, and on to the Snake Range with Mt. Wheeler of the Great Basin National Park in the distance. The highest original resolution available is 1280x960 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > This photo is a view to the south from the top of Success Loop pass in eastern Nevada about 15 miles southeast of Ely. This 30-mile dirt road drive is a favorite among locals because of the beautiful views of this canyon to the south and the Duck Creek basin to the north. It is a great place to see wildflowers, wildlife and fall colors. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1712 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > This is a view of Mt. Wheeler (right) and the Snake Range from the Great Basin Visitor Center in Baker, Nevada. Mt. Wheeler is the second highest peak in Nevada and is the centerpiece of the Great Basin National Park. The highest original resolution available is 2221 x 1569. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > The crown jewel of the Great Basin National Park in White Pine County, Nevada, Wheeler Peak is a spectacular destination for thousands of visitors each year. At 13,063-feet, it is the second highest peak in Nevada. The Wheeler Peak Campground at approx. 10,000-feet is accessible by a narrow winding road and this view greets travelers as they make the last turn. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1634. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com.
In the high desert of the Great Basin, very little water exists and the few wetland areas like this one in Spring Valley are important stopovers for migrating waterfowl. It is one of the areas threatened by a proposed pipeline project to carry water to sprawling Las Vegas more than 200 miles away. This is a view from Spring Valley toward the Schell Creek mountain range to the west. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1712 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
High Desert West > In the high desert of the Great Basin, very little water exists and the few wetland areas like this one in Spring Valley are important stopovers for migrating waterfowl. It is one of the areas threatened by a proposed pipeline project to carry water to sprawling Las Vegas more than 200 miles away. This is a view from Spring Valley toward the Schell Creek mountain range to the west. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1712 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
In the high desert of the Great Basin, very little water exists and the few wetland areas like this one in Spring Valley are important stopovers for migrating waterfowl. It is one of the areas threatened by a proposed pipeline project to carry water to sprawling Las Vegas more than 200 miles away. This is a view from Spring Valley toward the Schell Creek mountain range to the west. The highest original resolution available is 2288x1712 at 72 ppi. Photo copyright Kristi Fillman - HighDesertWest.com
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