absolutely is, i had to drive around Pikes peak to get to work back in like... 2010, the only place that has that kind of rock formation around there is Garden of the Gods.
I've been working on a job site in Ft Collins. On my way back to Denver, on a clear day, I can see Pike's Peak from as far away as the Crossroads Blvd exit on the north side of Loveland. That's a distance of 110 miles.
People really dont realize just how flat that side of Colorado really is unless they have been there for a time, hell, I didn't until i lived there for a bit.
BaBaDuuk
A pike through a dyke? Well i never thought i’d see the day..
PutItInNeutral
Looks like this was taken from Garden of the Gods.
PhyshStycc
Possibly a bit after our recent snowfall, springs got like 4 days straight not long ago
djevelen
absolutely is, i had to drive around Pikes peak to get to work back in like... 2010, the only place that has that kind of rock formation around there is Garden of the Gods.
PutItInNeutral
I've been working on a job site in Ft Collins. On my way back to Denver, on a clear day, I can see Pike's Peak from as far away as the Crossroads Blvd exit on the north side of Loveland. That's a distance of 110 miles.
laylowdown
Is that line of sight miles or driving miles?
PutItInNeutral
Line of sight measured on Google Maps from I-25 Exit 259 to summit of Pike's Peak.
djevelen
People really dont realize just how flat that side of Colorado really is unless they have been there for a time, hell, I didn't until i lived there for a bit.