Maroon Bells, Colorado

Maroon Bells belongs to the city of Aspen, also known as the fairyland of poplar trees. It is because here, in the summer and autumn, when the poplars are covered with leaves, people will have the opportunity to witness their miracles. Every time there is a gentle breeze, the leaves vibrate to create a light effect, like countless rays of sunlight glistening on the surface of the water. Winter comes, the poplars have lost their leaves, revealing their straight white trunks, creating a perfect picture against the white snow background. They are a poetic symbol, making anyone who looks at them feel their heart soften.

Maroon Bells is located in a valley among the spire-shaped Rocky Mountains, which are two 4,200m high peaks in the Elk range. This place is a paradise of flowers and trees. Surrounding by mountains, this small flower-covered valley has a scene majestic and poetic. The scenery is so beautiful that no matter how bad your photography skills are easy to get a quality photo for postcard printing.

Winter is usually less visited by tourists, so Maroon Bells becomes quieter than ever. There are no more flowers and leaves, but the year-round green pine trees covered with white snow stretching from the mountainside to the lake surface like a mirror make you feel so satisfied with the beauty that nature brings. The snow seemed to swallow up the sounds of heaven and earth, and you could hear your breathing rapid at dusk when the sun cast a fiery orange over the faltering mountains.