Bureau of Land Management
Black Mountain stands at 3,941 feet, a mesa rising above an expanse of desolate, ancient lava flows. The mountain lies in the northwest corner of the Wilderness, and from the summit, the area drops in elevation to 2,080 feet.
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Ducks at Cosumnes River PreserveBureau of Land Management
Blue HeronBureau of Land Management
Olancha Peak and DunesBureau of Land Management
Zachary Ormsby CCNM CCFOBureau of Land Management
Snowy EgretBureau of Land Management
California DesertBureau of Land Management
Amboy Crater Below the Night SkyBureau of Land Management
Spotted Towhee at Cosumnes River PreserveBureau of Land Management
Sunset Tree MountainsBureau of Land Management
Wall Canyon Wilderness Study AreaBureau of Land Management
Sunset at the North Fork Crooked Wild and Scenic RiverBureau of Land Management
View over Cow MountainThomas Delgado
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