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The Bells in late spring before the aspen leaves roll out, from Maroon Lake.

The Maroon Bells are a single Massif with multiple peaks reaching over 14,000 ft. The rock that makes up these mountains and the rest of the Elk Mountains is crumbly and very unstable at best. Maroon Peak 14,156' (Left) & North Maroon 14,014' (Right) are known as the Deadly Bells, because of the number of climber's lives they have claimed. Maroon Bells Snowmass Wilderness Area, near Aspen, Colorado USA.

Jeremy Rhoades grew up at 10,400' among the 14ers of the Sawatch Range, Colorado's highest mountains. In his late 20's, he relocated to Alaska in order to fulfill a life-long obsession with "BIG" mountains and extreme snowfall & temperatures. Photography was the way for Jeremy to share the towering mountains of Alaska and a unique, almost surreal light in the northern latitudes. Jeremy has moved back to Colorado & continues to share his love of high altitudes, as mountain landscapes are the clear focus of his work. He hopes you will enjoy the many scenes made available here. All photographs by Jeremy Rhoades ©2022 Altitude10k.