Here are some photos taken in a recent hike in Cheyenne Canyon, another city park in Colorado Springs.
As the name implies, it's in a canyon and the rocks tower overhead.
Even the huge pine trees look small.
It's been damaged by flash flooding a couple of times recently but they've repaired it each time.
I love having city parks like this within easy driving distance - I can feel as if I'm in the wilderness without leaving the city! And it's my entry for Our World Tuesday and Blue Monday.
Monday, August 3, 2015
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Wonderful scenery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of a beautiful place, Al, as always!! And, as always, thanks for sharing the beauty! Hope you have a great new week!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing to have scenery like that in a city park.
ReplyDeleteYou Really do live in Paradise with all those beautiful " City" parks ... Not at all what people in other states think of when they hear that term.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful park. It is so nice to have this gorgeous scenery so close to home. I love the cliffs, rock formations and the trees. Great post! Have a happy new week!
ReplyDeleteHi Al,
ReplyDeleteI've visited that part of CO and it sure is impressive. Thanks for playing today.
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Happy 1st Blue Monday!
Amazing that this is a city park - it does seem right out in the wilderness.
ReplyDeleteI would dearly love to visit Colorado Springs again. It's been many years and the rock formations were so beautiful. Your photographs really do them justice!
ReplyDeleteI share your sentiments. Out here in the SF Bay Area there are many open spaces, wooded areas, parks to go to and you feel like you're farther away than you really are. I feel blessed living here.
ReplyDeletethe pine trees were grown for timber?
ReplyDeleteA beautiful share. Colorado is my home state and I was born here and live here still today. I love it and am always grateful to come home to it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing place!
ReplyDeleteColorado Springs looks a wonderful place!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could visit it someday...