Purpose
When I'm looking for great hikes I sometimes search online for photos of different areas. This website exists to return the favor.
Technical
Hillhaus.com has been hosted on Dreamhost since 1998. It operates on a modified PHP/MySQL blog script developed by B2Evolution. I'm constantly developing the interface and design.
As of 1/1/2008: 616,475 large images have been viewed.
I've finally installed a shopping cart and setup an account with Google checkouts, but until I get everything running smoothly please use the "contact" button at the top of the page to email me regarding any photo requests.
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Sarah, Chris, Erik and I climbed Green Mountain and Bear Peak today, hiking a little over 9 miles and climbing about a mile in elevation. The photo above (of some guy climbing Bear Peak) was taken with my new camera. The ones below are from my old camera.

Mt. Princeton, a huge bulky mass with three peaks, is one of my favorite mountains in Colorado. It's also part of the largest concentration of mountains over 14,000 feet on the continent (the Sawatch Range).

Mt. Antero (14,269 ft) and Mt. Ouray (13,971 ft).

Mt. Princeton and Mt. Yale at dusk. Mt. Princeton is 14,197 ft and Yale is 14,196 ft. Here's the view of Princeton from the summit of Yale.