Pictures of the Little Snake River Valley Page 1
The valley of the Little Snake River is where my family and I have lived since 1973. The Little Snake River begins about 30 miles east of us and meanders along the Colorado-Wyoming state line. Down river it stays in Colorado and eventually flows into the Yampa River which flows into the Green River which flows into the Colorado River. The inhabited part of the valley is about 60 miles long and 10 miles wide and has a population of less than 1000 people. Some of the pictures are in Colorado and some are in Wyoming.
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There are many interesting and beautiful badlands on the desert north of Baggs, Wyoming.
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There are many interesting and beautiful badlands on the desert north of Baggs, Wyoming. This is a stock watering pond in the desert.
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There are many interesting and beautiful badlands on the desert north of Baggs, Wyoming.
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Baker's Peak in the summer. This peak, in Colorado, was named for famous mountain man Jim Baker who resided in the valley.
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Aspen Alley. A favorite spot to view aspens in the fall.
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Ice on the sprinkling system in early June. Baker's Peak is in the background.
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Upper Little Snake River in the fall.
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Another view of the popular Aspen Alley.
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After a fresh winter snowfall near my home. Muddy Mountain near Dixon, Wy is in the background.
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Indian petroglyphs in Vermillion Canyon.