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Lincoln Creek Waterfall, Independence Pass, Colorado, September 22, 2025 (Color Image).
Lincoln Creek Waterfall, Independence Pass, Colorado, September 22, 2025 (Color Image).
A tributary of the Roaring Fork River with headwaters on Independence Pass above Aspen, Colorado, Lincoln Creek runs 9500 feet above sea level. Over the course of millennia this particular waterfall on Lincoln Creek has cut a deep chasm through bedrock, depositing tree trunks and other material at the bottom of the falls. To the right of image center the creek is seen in a narrows before flowing onward, eventually emptying into the Roaring Fork River. Dispersed overnight camping is permitted along Lincoln Creek in designated sites. Shortly after taking this photograph a rapidly moving thunderstorm rolled in making further photography impossible. A Nikon D850 equipped with a Nikkor 16-35mm Zoom lens at 16mm was used to make this image.
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