Colorado’s Most Photogenic Places
Trying to capture the perfect selfie during your Colorado summer vacation? With endless possibilities for breathtaking photos, the Rocky Mountains will give you the best lighting and backdrop for your photo of the year! Below we’ve compiled a list of places we think everyone visiting the Centennial state should check out to snag an amazing photo. 
Saint Mary’s Glacier: This year round destination is found in the Arapaho National Forest, just a hop & skip away from Idaho Springs. With flourishing wildflowers, visitors can hike, ski or climb all while marveling at this natural wonder of year-round snow.
Garden of the Gods: A national natural landmark, this public park is found near Colorado Springs. Incredible geological features populate the park made up of sedimentary sandstones and limestones and give visitors the opportunity to hike, climb, and mountain bike.
Maroon Bells: Passing up this selfie-worthy location would be a mistake as these peaks are the most photographed mountains in North America. Mule deer, red fox, bighorn sheep among other wildlife are found here along with alpine meadows filled with wildflowers, aspen forests and rocky slopes.
Collegiate Peaks: A section of the Sawatch Range in central Colorado, these mountains are named after college powerhouses like Yale, Princeton, and Harvard. The collegiate peaks contain some of the highest mountains in Colorado and conquering them will certainly boost your photo cred. With horseback riding and hot springs at the base of Mount Princeton, you can get some relax time in as well.
Green Mountain Reservoir: Need a stellar photo of some heart-pounding cliff jumping? This is the place for some warmer water (for Colorado standards) to splash into, have a beer, and pull out your fishing rod.
Get in some adventure during your stay in Colorado, create memories of a lifetime, and snag some sweet photos to take home with you! For more adventure and photo opportunities contact one of our adventure experts at (877)-GORAFTING.