Maroon Bells
Photographed: 9/2005
The Maroon Bells must be two of the most photographed mountains in
North America. 14,014 foot North Maroon Peak is visible closest to the
lake, and 14,156 foot South Maroon Peak is nestled behind the North
peak, to the left in this photograph. Named because of their
bell-like shapes, the peaks' reflection in Maroon Lake is
particularly spectacular during the autumn when the Aspen trees
turn brilliant yellow.
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