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Big bird nest at Wallowa Lake.
Wallowa Lake fills a depression that was formerly occupied by a great river of ice that flowed out of the high Wallowa Mountains to the South. This glacier reached its greatest size in the late Pleistocene age about 12 - 40 thousand years ago. As it flowed out onto the valley floor, the glacier built great piles of rock debri around its edges called Moraines. When the ice melted away, the moraines remained as the high straight ridges we see today. The lake is 283 feet deep, but the glacier was over 1500 feet thick. These Moraines are some of the best preserved examples to be found anywhere in North America.
This was the view that I grew up looking at every single morning. This picture was taken from my parents driveway just about 2 miles out of Joseph.
Another great view of the Wallowa Valley taken from a ridge out North.
Never one to let the kids have all of the fun, Chad found this great snow drift and decided to test out the bottom of his snowpants!
Coy took this picture as we were coming down the Tramway.
Beautiful barn picture taken from the Aschenbrenner Homestead out on Zumwalt.
Our family photo from a meadow on a ridge with a sweeping view of the Wallowa Mountains.
This is the view of Imnaha and Idaho from the top of the Wallowa Lake Tramway.
The kids and I take a day before school each year and so something fun. This year, we chose the Wallowa Lake Tramway!
Beautiful partial frozen river at Indian Crossing.
Out on the Crow Creek road is this barn dated 1915. The barn is still standing, and looks like it will be for quite some time!
Another beautiful shot of the mountains thru the frosty trees taken by Kaycee's family!
One of the many beautiful sunsets on Miller Ridge.
Another one by Kaycee and her family looking South from the Chief Joseph Monument up to Mount Joseph.
Kaycee who lives in Idaho, but works for us from home on Wednesdays, brought her family up to Wallowa Lake and took some really great winter pics!
Coy helping get the cabin firewood! Yep--it is a family business!
Snow and ice cover Wallowa Lake.....brr!!
Our family enjoying rafting the Grande Ronde River.
Rosy red berries with Mount Joseph peaking thru.
A fawn running back towards its Mom out at Chesnimius.
Another shot of the Lostine Canyon area. Yep--those are antlers in the grass!
Granite slide up the Lostine Canyon.
Chad's elk hunting area for 2006 up the Lostine Canyon.
Part of a large elk herd on Zumwalt Prairie.
An elk herd on Zumwalt.
Bachelor buttons provide the little touches to make this picture seem unreal! Photo taken by Linda Eytchison.
One of the many ice formations sure to delight you while you stay at Wallowa Lake in the winter.
Brrr.......winter at Wallowa Lake offers a lot of Kodak type moments!
Wallowa Lake winter often brings a thin layer of ice!
Wallowa Lake in the Spring is a beautiful place to be! Enjoy the rich colors, and the clear crisp water!
Another beautiful picture of another beautiful lake in the high mountains of the Eagle Cap Wilderness. Photo taken by Louis Dougherty.
Beautiful view of Wallowa Lake taken by Louis Dougherty.
Grandpa Aschenbrenner's Homestead out on Zumwalt. Grandpa (who was born in 22) first moved to this homestead from Germany. He attended Zumwalt School the first day, but was promptly sent home to learn English!
Sunrise on the Zumwalt Prairie. Photo taken by Chuck Kittel.
Winter scene at Wallowa Lake. Mount Joseph is pictured.
Enjoy the boat launch and numerous picnic areas at Wallowa Lake.
Beautiful winter landscape of the Eagle Cap Wilderness taken from the Mountain Loop Road.
Photo taken by Corey Otten shows the diverse landscape available to everyone in the Eagle Cap Wilderness.
Beautiful high lakes in the Eagle Cap Wilderness photo taken by Corey Otten.
Another beautiful winter day with a grand view of the Eagle Cap Wilderness taken on the Wallowa Mountain Loop Road.
Awe inspiring view of Wallowa Lake taken by Louis Dougherty.
Sitting on the dock at Wallowa Lake, these people enjoy their time enjoying a cold beverage and killer views.
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