Blue Lake Panorama

Sitting just below the Continental Divide in the Indian Peak Wilderness of Colorado, Blue Lake is aptly named for it's crystal clear water

Blue Lake and Blue Sky

Sitting just below the Continental Divide in the Indian Peak Wilderness of Colorado, Blue Lake is aptly named for it's crystal clear water

Blue Lake - 2

Sitting just below the Continental Divide in the Indian Peak Wilderness of Colorado, Blue Lake is aptly named for it's crystal clear water

Dead Horse Creek

Dead Horse Creek flows out of Hanging Lake and into the Colorado River inside the Glenwood Canyon

Hanging Lake

Hanging Lake in Glenwood Canyon is Colorado’s most unique lakes. Nestled in a side canyon above the Colorado River, silver ribbons of numerous waterfalls fill this pristine ecosystem before cascading down the canyon to join the mighty Colorado.

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Hanging Lake in Glenwood Canyon is Colorado’s most unique lakes. Nestled in a side canyon above the Colorado River, silver ribbons of numerous waterfalls fill this pristine ecosystem before cascading down the canyon to join the mighty Colorado.

Hanging Lake - 3

Hanging Lake in Glenwood Canyon is Colorado’s most unique lakes. Nestled in a side canyon above the Colorado River, silver ribbons of numerous waterfalls fill this pristine ecosystem before cascading down the canyon to join the mighty Colorado.

Frozen Jasper

Jasper Lake in the Indian Peaks Wilderness sits just below the Continental Divide west of the tiny settlement of Eldora, CO.

Jasper Headwaters

The outflow from Jasper Lake, just below the Continental Divide in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, forms the headwaters of Jasper Creek, which in turn, becomes part of the Middle Fork of Boulder Creek, providing water for the beautiful city of Boulder, CO.

Lake Dorothy

At over 12,000 feet in elevation, Lake Dorothy is right on the Continental Divide, just above Arapaho Pass in the Indian Peak Wilderness of Colorado

Arapaho Sunset

The Continental Divide runs right along the ridge line connecting North and South Arapaho Peaks in the Indian Peaks Wilderness

Arapaho Creek Headwaters

Arapaho Creeks starts high up on the Continental Divide in the Indian Peaks Wilderness, flowing down through Caribou Lake, Monarch Lake, into Granby Lake and eventually into the Colorado River.

Mirror Lake

In the western side of Indian Peaks Wilderness lies aptly named Mirror Lake. Lone Eagle Peak (11,920 ft) is one of the most picturesque in Colorado.

Sneffels Reflection

Chasm Lake

Reaching the 14,000+ foot summit of Long's Peak looks rather daunting from this perspective

Where Earth and Sky Meet

Reaching the 14,000+ foot summit of Long's Peak looks rather daunting from this perspective