Devils Postpile National Monument
Devils Postpile National Monument is a unique geological formation located in the eastern Sierra Nevada region of California. The monument is known for its towering basalt columns that were formed by volcanic activity over 100,000 years ago. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, mule deer, and golden eagles. For photography enthusiasts, Devils Postpile offers a plethora of stunning locations to capture the natural beauty of the area. From the top of the monument, visitors can capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The nearby Rainbow Falls is another popular spot for photographers, with its cascading waterfalls and vibrant rainbows.
- Auguste Rodin.
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Another shot from our days at Big Pine California, this is the impressive Rainbow falls a 4mile hike along the Devils Post Pile National monument will get you here. True to its name we got to see a rainbow along the base of the waterfall. My wife was actually pretty sick while we took this hike and I don’t know how she pulled off walking under the hot summer sun. Thankfully she got better in the days that followed, thanks to the clean air of the Sierra.
Thanks for visiting and have a nice weekend..
Things I learned while hiking to Rainbow Falls:
- If you've been sick for most of the week prior to heading to Devils Postpile, maybe hiking 4...
A more intimate view of the lower right side of Rainbow Falls, Devils Postpile National Monument.
5DmkII 24-105mm @...
One more from the ApCad workshop back in August. It took a lot of work in ACR to get the exposure looking decent, and even then things were kind of...
This is the reward once you finish catching your breath at the upper viewpoint and venture down the steep stairs to the base of the falls. You try...
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Devils Postpile National Monument!
Most notably Sandeep Thomas.