Tombstone's Morning Magic

From our final day in the backcountry of the Tombstone Territorial Park. We got up early that morning (shortly after 5 am) to pack up our stuff, have breakfast and start our long hike (about 11,5 hours) back out. When we packed up our tent, the outer tent was still completely frozen. The rock slides on the trail were frozen over as well which made them more difficult to navigate. We got to see the sunrise while walking though, which made up for all of this.

Remember this one: ?

The positions are not that far away from each other. It's unbelievable what kind of difference the sunlight makes, especially the low standing sun in the morning. The red vibrancy was insane! I still got shots of the whole valley, that I want to use to stitch a panorama. I'm going to do that at some point but I need time because I want to do it right.

//Entry for the autumn contest of the NaturesHaven group: All About Autumn and/or Halloween CONTEST

Location: Divide Lake Trail, North Klondike Valley, Tombstone Territorial Park, Yukon Territory, Canada