Mummy Springs

Mt. Charleston, Nevada

Mummy Springs is a year-round spring which is frequented by a diversity of wildlife. The air temperature tends to be cooler on this part of the mountain and the snow melts off slightly later than in the North Loop section.

February 25, 2006

01Not much snow at the trailhead	02On North Loop trail	03Mummy Mtn in background	04Bristlecone Pine	05Camping spot and Nutcracker above
06Nutcracker	07Nutcracker	08Nutcracker	09Near camping area	10Good place for a break
11Mummy Mtn in background	12By Bristlecone Pine	13Bristlecone Pine	14This chute holds Mummy Springs	15View of Mummy from ridge
16Sheep Range in background	17Bristlecone Pine	18Mummys Nose	19Mummys Toe towering above	20Raintree
21By Raintree	22By Raintree	23Raintree	24Look back at Raintree	25Off to Mummy Springs
26View down one of the chutes	27Sunlight in pine forest	28Entering Mummy Springs chute	29Mummy Springs is above	30Mummy Springs
31Mummy Springs	32Mummy Springs	33Descending	34Old cabin in Deer Creek	35The creek
36The creek