Great Basin

Tucked away in the remote corners of Nevada, Great Basin National Park is one of the country’s least visited treasures, but its beauty is anything but small. Rising out of the desert, Wheeler Peak and its surrounding mountains create a world where sagebrush valleys give way to alpine forests, ancient bristlecone pines, and night skies so dark the stars feel endless.

It’s a place of contrasts: snow-dusted solitude in winter, vibrant trails and caves alive with history in summer. Standing here, whether beneath thousand-year-old trees or in the silence of fresh snowfall, it’s impossible not to feel both humbled and inspired.

This collection reflects the solitude, wonder, and resilience of the Great Basin, a reminder to slow down, look up, and, as one hiker once wrote on a trail sign here, “live life.”