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Maroon Bells 2

14,156 ft., 24th highest in Colorado
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Crumbling ledges dominate the landscape on Maroon Peak's south ridge, Colorado Elk Range
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Crumbling ledges dominate the landscape on Maroon Peak's south ridge, Colorado Elk Range

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  • Panoramic view of the Maroon Peaks and colorful Elk Mountains from the Castle Peak summit, Colorado.
  • Hikers on the Maroon Peak south ridge survey the route down, Colorado Elk Range
  • Beaver dam at the east end of Maroon Lake, Colorado Elk Range.
  • Mountain Goats on Maroon Peak check in on climbers
  • Mountain Goats easily scramble along the Maroon Peak south ridge at 13,800 ft., Colorado Elk Range
  • Mountain Goats line up high on the Maroon Peak south ridge crest at 13,500 ft.
  • North Maroon viewed from Maroon Peak, Colorado Elk Range
  • The Maroon Peak south ridge crest, Colorado Elk Range
  • Mountain Goat perched high on a rock spire at 13,500 ft., Maroon Peak, Colorado Elk Range
  • North Maroon, Pyramid Peak and the Maroon Creek valley viewed from the summit of Maroon Peak
  • Mountain Goat peaks around a rocky ledge on Maroon Peak, Colorado Elk Range
  • Crumbling ledges dominate the landscape on Maroon Peak's south ridge, Colorado Elk Range
  • Maroon Lake beaver dam below the colorful Maroon Bells
  • The Maroon Bells in the summer sunlight, Colorado Elk Range
  • . . . and even more menacing in the early evening shadows.
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