Turn Points

Several club members regularly soar cross-country. Here are some turn point pictures that we have taken.

Mount Whitney. (Photo Jerry Snedden '05)	Mount Whitney. (Photo Jerry Snedden '05)	Mount Whitney. (Photo Jerry Snedden '05)

Iron Mountain Turnpoint. (Photo Larry Tuohino '03)	Tonapah. (Photo Larry Tuohino '02)	Lake Tuohino is just north of Whitney Peak. Bet the water is cold and the trout are tasty! (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)

Mount Whitney 14,491 feet off left wing tip...no time to stop. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	White Mountain with its road and shack on top is very recognizable when it's clear of clouds. From Tehachapi it's 500k O&R. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	Peeking over Mt. Emerson into Desolation Wilderness. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)

Sierra view of Mt Emerson, Humpheys, and the mighty Mt Tom from about 15,000ft. Most pilots fly the Whites to the east for distance but who can say the upper Sierra is not for beauty? (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	A dramatic shot of the Horseshoe Switchbacks taken on 6/16/01 by Larry Tuohino on his Diamond O&R flight. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	Approaching the northernmost turnpoint for a 300k from Tehachapi.  The switchbacks are a little closer and much easier to photograph than Whitney Peak. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)

Olancha Peak with Whitney in the background. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	At 12K over San Gorgonio looking at Big Bear Lake from a Pik20. (Photo Larry Tuohino '01)	Bishop airport. (Photo by Jon Wells)