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This is from the point where we stopped. To the left is the Guadalupe Peak, to the right-center is the El Capitan's back.
I lost the originals for these, so I won't be able to improve the quality.
Some semi-failed panoramas.
It is understandable how this is the highest mountain in Texas - it's the only one there is.
More cacti - after seeing so much snow they just look weird.
The moral of the story is that Texans are trustworthy when it comes to snow.
This is as far as we made it - wading through the snow, freezing in the wind and generally being very tired.
We got to a nice plateau before the final push and found the real 4 feet of snow lying in the last 1/2 mile to the peak.
The peak is the highest in Texas, next to it is the El Capitan - also snowed in.
More cacti - after seeing so much snow they just look weird.
More cacti - after seeing so much snow they just look weird.
More cacti - after seeing so much snow they just look weird.
See photo in original gallery.
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