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Wide areas of prairie grassland separate walls of rugged sedimentary formations; Badlands, South Dakota.
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Wide areas of prairie grassland separate walls of rugged sedimentary formations; Badlands, South Dakota.

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  • The frozen Maroon Bells tower over the snow-packed Maroon Creek Rd., passable in the winter only by skis, snowshoes and snowmobiles; Colorado Elk Range.
  • East Dallas Creek Road leading into the Mount Sneffels Wilderness, Colorado San Juan Range.
  • This gently winding trail is the last pitch to the summit of Redcloud Peak, Colorado San Juan Range.
  • Backpacking through aspens on the Snowmass Lake trail; Colorado Elk Range
  • The early morning sun illuminates Pyramid Peak's northeast face; viewed from Maroon Creek Road, accessible in winter only by ski, snowshoe or snowmobile; Colorado Elk Range.
  • 3 a.m. moonglow and starlight over the Castle Trail, Badlands, South Dakota.
  • Wide areas of prairie grassland separate walls of rugged sedimentary formations; Badlands, South Dakota.
  • Hikers along the southwest ridge approach the summit of Mt. Lincoln, Colorado Mosquito Range.
  • A storm cloud covers the trail at 14,000 ft. along the southwest ridge of Mt. Lincoln.
  • Descending the Mount Eolus trail toward Twin Lakes. Sunlight Peak towers above (center); Colorado San Juan Range
  • Near the top of the Chicago Basin; Colorado San Juans.
  • A Mountain Goat stands watch along the trail above Chicago Basin; Colorado San Juans.
  • Backpacking into the Chicago Basin. 14er Windom Peak appears straight ahead; Colorado San Juan Range.
  • Hikers descend the Humboldt Peak trail toward the South Colony Lakes basin, Sangre de Cristo range.
  • Running Rams along the Colorado Trail, just above Waterton Canyon.
  • Stopping on the way up Humboldt Peak to admire the mighty Crestones, Colorado Sangre de Cristo Range.
  • The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge steam locomotive stops at Needleton, deep in the Weminuche Wilderness, to pick up backpackers; Colorado San Juan Range
  • The Durango and Silverton Railway has been used extensively by Hollywood producers, transporting actors (John Wayne, Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Marilyn Monroe and others) along with film crews.
  • Morning sun flares through an ancient bristlecone pine on the trail to San Luis Peak; Colorado San Juan Range
  • Descending the southwest ridge of Handies Peak toward Sloan Lake; Colorado San Juan Range.
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