Synopsis
Colorado is well known for its national parks and iconic locations, such as the Great Sand Dunes, Maroon Bells, and Rocky Mountain National Park. However, it also harbors many scenic wonders that are little known and seldom visited. There are colorful, mushroom-shaped rocks on the eastern plains, white, serrated volcanic rocks in the southern mountains, and a large number of natural arches along the Western Slope.
In Colorado's Hidden Wonders, renowned nature photographer Grant Collier transports you to these remote regions by way of 95 breathtaking photographs. Collier has spent several years hiking along strenuous trails and driving over difficult jeep roads in search of these landscapes that time forgot. The images he captured during these excursions have produced a portrait of Colorado that few knew existed and even fewer have experienced.