California Scenic Views

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	Fifty-foot-high cliffs overlook the pounding surf along the Pacific Coast near Santa Cruz.
	Lassen Peak overlooks Almanor Lake. Chester lies in the forest on the opposite shore.
	Ocotillos, a plant of the Sonaran desert, found here along U.S. Highway 95, bloom and grow leaves only after exceptional rainstorms.
	A steaming mound of cream-colored earth is visited by California Highway 89 at the Sulfur Works in Lassen National Park.
	Lassen Peak reflects in Lake Helen in Lassen Volcanic Park. Heavy winter snows still linger even in July.
	Ellery Lake sits high in the Sierra Nevadas at the top of Lee Vining Canyon.
	Mono Lake lies just east of the Sierra Nevadas, near the California-Nevada border. It is the beginning of the Great Basin region.
	The Colorado River flows past Needles, California with Arizona's Black Mountains in the distance.
	Winter snows cover Telescope Peak, seen behind the barren slopes of the Panamint Mountain Range and the desert vegetation of Panamint Valley.
	The dome of the California Capitol rises above the trees of the Capitol Park.
	The Death Valley Sand Dunes lie at the heart of Death Valley with the Amargosa Mountains in the background.
	The Oakland Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
	Tenaya Lake sits high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at Yosemite, surrounded by granite-domed mountains.
	Tenaya Lake is seen at a distance surrounded by the dark green of coniferous forests and the vast granite domes of Yosemite National Park.
	Brightly colored stone formations line the sides of Red Canyon.

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