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| Clouds above the Never Summer Range, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado |
The Never Summer Range of the Rocky Mountains forms a part of the Continental Divide. This mountain range is situated along the northwest border of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Many of the peaks in this range rise to elevations of well over 12,000 feet. Although the photo was taken in late June, many patches of snow remain on the slopes and peaks.
I took this photo from the Medicine Bow Curve overlook along Trail Ridge Road (US Highway 34) in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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