Clouds Over Gibbs Peak

Weather at 13,553' Sherrie York photo

Fall Foliage Decorates A Pond

There is a rustic cabin near the edge of this pond.

Bright Sunflowers

Dew on Aspen

The Aspen Forest adds beauty all year long.

Foggy Forest

Weather from the peaks has dropped down into the forest creating a mystical atmosphere.

Visiting Streamside Ponds in the Fall

There is nothing like the fall colors at these ponds. The aspens outdo themselves every autumn.

Sunrise on the Peaks

First light illuminates the summits of the Sangres.

Steller's Jay

Sherrie York photo

Camp At The Pond

One morning these hunters awoke to a black bear swimming in this pond. What wildlife miracles might be waiting for you?

Visit Mountain Ponds

Ponds provide the perfect place for picnicking, fishing, relaxing, birding, wildlife watching, hiking, camping and getting away from it all.

Hummer Feast

Hummingbirds crowd the feeders all summer long

Summer Thunderstorm

Clouds and light provide a unique interplay above the High Peaks and Ridges

The Delicate Mariposa Lily

Come see and enjoy our wildflowers for a day or a week.

Snow - You Bet

Winter gives you an entirely different experience

A Cabin in the Woods

Silent Nights and Sunny Days

Sangres and Hummers

Come see the four species of hummingbirds that visit area feeders. Broad-tailed, Rufous, Calliope and Black-chinned

Broad-tailed Hummingbird

Sherrie York photo

Vintage Wheel

History is everywhere you look.

Fuzzy Mullein

Pond Reflection

Ponds provide a great place to relax, camp, fish, picnic, hike and just reflect upon the quality of life in the Sangre de Cristos

The Sangres tower above the forest

Trails To Adventure

Miles of trails lead into the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, should you desire.

Summer Grasses

Spectacular Sangre de Cristos

The Light is Ever Changing

Trail through the Aspens

The San Isabel National Forest, the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness and the 101 mile long Rainbow Trail are popular with visitors.

Just a Hint of Color on High Peaks

Santa at Home