 Portage In SnowThe Portage Lift Bridge frozen due to Michigans high yearly snow fall. |  Open SpacesWide open landscape photo of Hells Canyon showing its lush terrain and mountain backed horizon. |  Valley HillsThe valley hills hidden and pushed back behind the almost gone trails leading along the rivers length. |
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 Up River WeatherOnly a few miles up the snake river the mountains in the distance hold snow covered peaks still yet to thaw into to waters below raising the water levels for the season. |  Between Two MountainsOn the right side we see the state of Oregon and on the left the state of Idaho sharing Hells Canyon and split by the snake river in this nature landscape photo. |  Hidden In The ValleyHidden centered between the peaks is the snake river that follows a 10 mile wide Hells Canyon. |
 Snake RiverSeeing the river wound back and forth across the landscape you can see how the river may have been named deeming it the "Snake River". |  Dried LanternsDried red lanterns found along the sandy trails of Hells Canyon as the terrain mixes between beach front sands, desert cactus, and lush grasses. |  Rivers LedgeThe snake river holds massive ledges hundreds of feet high that in some areas you can look over the cliffs edge and feel the turning in your stomach from the drop off. |
 Cold On TopJust a few miles away in a higher elevation the road into Hells Canyon holds fresh snow creating a massive change in weather. |  Rivers BendFollowing the trail into Hells Canyon runs parallel with the Snake River offering the most scenic views to capture the best photos. |