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Colorado’s “Million Dollar Highway”
Read More: Colorado’s “Million Dollar Highway”One of the most scenic highways in the United States, if not one of the most dangerous, the Million Dollar Highway is a must drive if you’re in Colorado. As part of US Route 550, the 25 miles from Ouray to Silverton represents the most scary and jaw dropping stretch. It was originally built in…
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Rocky Mountain National Park- Part One
Read More: Rocky Mountain National Park- Part OneRocky is the 3rd most visited national park in the United States. After my initial visit, I can see why. From soaring mountaintops, pristine lakes and abundant wildlife, Rocky Mountain National Park is why we set aside these amazing natural resources.
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Lost Lake Reflection
Read More: Lost Lake ReflectionLost Lake is near Crested Butte, Colorado and you kinda have to be lost to find it. It’s in the Gunnison National Forest and Kebler Pass. There’s a very nice campground there too.
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Colorado’s Other Fall Colors
Read More: Colorado’s Other Fall ColorsAlthough the leaves on the trees hadn’t begun to change color in Colorado mid-September, there were other colors popping. Surprisingly, wildflowers were still blooming.
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Fall Colors Arriving Late To Colorado This Year
Read More: Fall Colors Arriving Late To Colorado This YearDue to copious amounts of rain this summer, autumn colors will be arriving later than usual in Colorado. Mostly in October I reckon. When I was there in mid-September, there were small pockets of color but few and far between. I may try a quick trip back in a week or two. …
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Rocky Mountain Moose
Read More: Rocky Mountain MooseI had just entered Rocky Mountain National Park and while setting up at my campsite, these 2 moose decided to come by for a drink of water. From my campsite.
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Colorado National Monument
Read More: Colorado National MonumentThis little gem of a park near Grand Junction was a splendid side trip on my way to the Colorado Rockies.
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Colorado Stormin…..
Read More: Colorado Stormin…..During my recent trip to Colorado, I had to withstand the torments of a thunder and lightning storm that was extremely electric. Storm clouds rolling in. Even a bit of snow fell around my tent.
