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    Early morning light on the Wheeler Peak trail
    Ascending the switchback above Stella Lake
    Desolation above tree line on the western hump false summit
    Light on Wheeler Peak through the trees
    Early morning light in the distant foothills to the east
    A Doe and her two Fauns walk through a meadow below Wheeler Peak
    Nearing the Stella Lake trail junction
    Pristine reflection in Stella Lake
    Vibrant sunrise on the trail to Stella Lake
    Great Basin National Park mountain range to the south of the Wheeler Peak summit
    The moon over Wheeler Peak summit
    Foothills and the basin below to the north of Wheeler Peak
    One of many wind walls along the trail with Wheeler Peak in the distance
    Aptly named Bald Mountain to the north
    A hiker ascends the false summit with Bald Peak in the background
    A desolate, rocky trail nearing the summit hump
    The trail around Stella Lake
    Well-signed trail junction
    Wheeler Peak above the Alpine Lakes basin
    Quaking Aspens along the tail, nearing the treeline
    Well-signed trail junction

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