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Biking to the City of Gnomes: Colorado’s Wheeler Geologic Area

Nestled in south-central Colorado, Wheeler Geologic Area features pinnacles and spires formed from long-ago volcanic eruptions in the San Juan Mountains.

Filed Under: American West Geology, Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Biking

West’s landscape may be flowing like molasses

Some of the highest amounts of gravitational potential energy were measured in Colorado’s Rio Grande Valley from Leadville south to the San Luis Valley.

Filed Under: American West Geology

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