Sunday, October 23, 2016
From the Road: Fall Color along the West Walker River, CA
We're looking southwest at mountainous terrain along the West Walker River, with what looks like granitic rock—the light-colored rocks in the foreground and on the tree-covered high slopes in the background—and some dark-colored, mafic-looking rocks exposed in the middle-distance ridge that slopes down toward the river from right to left. These mountains, which are on the west side of Highway 395, are technically part of the Sierra Nevada.
Location:
West Walker River, CA, USA
Labels:
395,
california,
fall,
geology,
intrusive rocks,
metamorphic rocks,
roadside
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