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Leaving the summit of Mt. Belford, hikers are treated to clear views of Mt. Harvard and Mt. Yale.
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Leaving the summit of Mt. Belford, hikers are treated to clear views of Mt. Harvard and Mt. Yale.

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  • Hiker descending the Mt. Sneffels trail, Colorado San Juan Range.
  • Mid morning sun flares through snow-covered aspens along the East Dallas Creek road beneath Mt. Sneffels, Colorado San Juan Mountains.
  • Uncompahgre Peak, west face, Colorado San Juan Mountains
  • Hiker approaching the southest ridge of Uncompahgre Peak, Colorado San Juans
  • Dallas Creek road, deep in the Mount Sneffels Wilderness, after autumn's first snowfall, Colorado San Juan Range.
  • Redcloud and Sunshine Peaks viewed from the road to Cinnamon Pass and American Basin to the west; Colorado San Juan Range.
  • The entire northeast approach as seen from the Torreys summit, Colorado Front Range.
  • A surreal sight of hikers crowding every segment of the Grays/Torreys trails, Colorado Front Range.
  • Along the trail in the northeast basin of Grays and Torreys Peaks, Colorado Front Range.
  • Early morning sun filters through the forest on the South Colony Lakes trail, Colorado Sangre de Cristo range
  • The rugged road to the Montezuma Mine on the Castle Peak route, Colorado Elk Range.
  • Bent, twisted aspens (1) along the steep lower Missouri Gulch trail; evidence of past avalanches.
  • The Maroon Creek trail winds through an aspen forest, Colorado Elk Range
  • A hiker traverses the ridge from Mt. Oxford to Mt. Belford, Colorado Sawatch Range.
  • A hiker appears as a tiny speck in the vast landscape of Mount Antero's west face; Colorado Sawatch Range.
  • Winding through an aspen grove in the Maroon-Snowmass wilderness, Colorado Elk Range
  • The trail skirts the southwest flank of Huron Peak at 11,600 ft.; Colorado Sawatch Range
  • The aspens begin to change in late September, Maroon Bells, Colorado Elk Range.
  • Leaving the summit of Mt. Belford, hikers are treated to clear views of Mt. Harvard and Mt. Yale.
  • A grove of ancient Bristlecone Pines (some may be over 2000 years old!) thrives at the treeline, 12,200 ft., on Mt. Shavano
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