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South Colony Lakes General View

Chain of Mountains	Broken Hand Pk.	S. Colony Lakes, Crestone Needle on the right and Sand Creek Val. back	S. Colony Lakes
Humboldt Pk.	Lower South Colony L.	Upper South Colony Lake	Crestones
S. Colony Lakes in Winter	S. Colony Lakes in Winter	Dark Crestones	Stereoscopic view: size comparison of Crestones with Las Vegas Stratosphere

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This the highest area of the Central Sangre de Cristo Mountains (besides Blanca Peak).

Chain of Mountains: from the closest is Milwaukee Pk. (13,522'), Broken Hand Pk. (13,573), Crestone Needle (14,197), Crestone Pk. (14,294) and Mt. Kit Carson (14,165). The chain continues to the right and ends with Mt. Adams (13,931) and unnamed peak to the left (13,546). Behind it, a mountain facing St. Louis Valley is Gibson Pk. (12,816).

Broken Hand Peak: The main peak is to the right. The ridge continues and becomes Marble Mountain. The sharp peak behind on the left is an Pico Asilado, 13,611'.

Humboldt Peak (14,064) in front of the Crestones.

Upper South Colony Lake: (2d only) Crestone Needle appears the highest on this wide angle photo.

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