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Nice pics and trip reports! I have been hiking back there for several years and it seems like I have barely scratched the surface. I have a bunch of pictures on my website as well (click on "2004 update" link for most recent trips). Enjoy the outdoors... Hiking season is right around the corner!

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Hi, just wanted to say you have impressive shots here! I was looking for pictures of bashful, the highest in CSP, and came across the site. It's cool to see some arial shots of the park's familair, and non familiar, mountains. Also, if your interested, check out some trails and shots at the URL I listed above. (I'm the web administrator).

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Hi - I'm looking for pic of Mt Gannet (ont he Knik Glacier) -- doid you happen to take any on any of your flight tours? thanks! Billy

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I just checked out your site for the first time in a while, and it totally brought me back for a few minutes... man, what'm I doing on the E Coast !!! Yeah, very nice work, really makes me want to get out there and do some climbing !!

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Very nice ! Dats what I like, room with a view. oh...saw u on rc.cum Dennis

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Great aerial shots! I had forgotten about how beautiful of a day we had for that flight. You really know all those peaks! Got this link from Steev. Glad this trip worked out. These are the best pics I have seen yet from my plane. Mark Barnett

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They most certainly will! Thanks so much! I'll be sure to include a picture of me and my new snowshoes herebouts pretty soon; when it becomes the season for such.

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Micah, i didn't know you had such an extensive site put together. I just found this as a link from my brother's webpage. Very impressive. Sorry i couldn't make the wedding, but i hope the snowshoes will help bring some more pics to this page.

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We started hiking from a Miriah i belive its a road located below ram valley and headed up another road which has a blocked gate on it untill we met with the trail. The trail was pleasent with a few human traps the bears had laid down. The valley is pretty open and straitforward with Mt. Cumulus hovering over it. We went around and neither of us could remember the route that you are surpossed to take up the mountain so we went up to early and got caught up in the mountian rocks. We had to head down to the glacier area and found the trail up from there nice and easy. There was hardly and difficult hiking on the mountain and just a few seconds of scrambling. The top of the mountain allows incredible view of the biggest and baddest mountains in the Chugach range as well as Denali, Hunter and Foraker.