The Colorado Columbine (Aquilegia ceorulea) grows in meadows, woodlands, rocks, scree from June to August. It is also Colorado's state flower.
The summer of 2011 has been a banner year for Columbine in Summit County. A clear cut field near my condo has had Columbine so thick you need a machete to get through them all.
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North Rock Creek Snowshoe
Distance: 4 miles round trip Elevation: 9,180 ft to 9,780 ft Elevation Gain: 600 ft Dogs: Off leash until the wilderness boundary North...
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Distance: 6.4 miles round trip Elevation: 9,350 ft - 9,910 ft Elevation Gain: 851 ft (cumulative) Bathroom at the Trailhead: Port-o-lets ...
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Distance: 5.5 miles round trip out of a possible 7.4 miles Elevation: 5,499 ft to 6,179 ft Elevation Gain: 680 ft The mesas of Hall Ra...
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Beautiful shots Sylvia, I'm so jealous as I didn't get any photos of the columbine while I was briefly in the Rocky Mts in Aug., tho I did see them.
WOW - wonderful pictures, I have been planning a visit to Colorado, can't wait to see that area.
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