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Estes Cone from the Storm Pass Trail (photo by Ben Brockert)
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9880' elevation, looking east and upwards at the massive landslide field. Early morning 08:30 aura of the sun rising east, not a rainbow, just light flare on a clear day. See the topographical map for a sense of the landslide's scale.
View from summit of Estes Cone - Longs Peak in the clouds
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Megan W
Jul 15, 2015 near Estes Park, CO
“Estes Cone from the Storm Pass Trail (photo by Ben Brockert)”  

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Estes Cone from the Storm Pass Trail (photo by Ben Brockert)
View from summit of Estes Cone - Longs Peak in the clouds
Estes Cone - Summit view
On the trail to Storm Pass
June 1st can be a bit early - be prepared for snow on the trail.
Longs Peak, center, from the roadside off CO HWY 7 South, 3 miles from the trailhead.
There are several breaks in the tree line up Twin Sisters Trail with astounding views of Longs Peak. This is 9700', looking 270 degrees SW.
9880' elevation, looking east and upwards at the massive landslide field. Early morning 08:30 aura of the sun rising east, not a rainbow, just light flare on a clear day. See the topographical map for a sense of the landslide's scale.
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Storm Pass Trail

6.7 mi 10.8 km
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Estes Park, CO
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