Maroon Bells Aspen Colorado

The Maroon Bells, just out­side of Aspen Col­orado, are one of the most pho­tographed group of moun­tains  in Col­orado.  To get there from Aspen head west on Maroon Creek Road just south of town.  The short drive up Maroon Creek Drive is worth the trip alone for its beauty,  espe­cially in the fall.  At the end of the road park your vehi­cle and take a short walk to Maroon Lake. The views of the lake and the moun­tains are spec­tac­u­lar.  A sight not to be missed. There’s plenty of hik­ing and fish­ing in the area along with wildlife view­ing. In past trips we have seen deer, elk, beaver, blue heron, coy­ote, fox and all kinds of birds. Though we have not seen a bear our­selves, you may have the oppor­tu­nity to see one.  In the spring and sum­mer the wild­flow­ers are not to be missed as they cover the sides of the trails and fields.

Look for our free full color 2010 cal­en­dar down­load avail­able this fall.

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Maroon Bells Aspen Colorado

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Map of the Aspen Col­orado and the Maroon Bells

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Wildflowers of Westcliffe

West­cliffe Col­orado is a small ranch­ing town located in a val­ley between the San­gre De Cristo Moun­tains and the Wet Moun­tains. The large amount of rain this spring  has con­tributed to an abun­dance of wild­flow­ers around West­cliffe.  Some of the pho­tos were also shot nearby at Bish­ops Cas­tle,  a strange quirky place in the heart of the Wet Moun­tains.  Kids love hik­ing through the castle.

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Wildflowers of Westcliff Colorado


Map of West­cliffe Colorado

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