Rocks of Rocky Mountain National Park : comparemela.com

For anyone looking out to the surrounding mountains, it becomes clear why they became known as the Rocky Mountains — they are abundantly rocky. Strewn with jagged peaks rising more than 14,000 feet in the air down to the decomposing granite that scatters about the ground as pebbles, the Rocky Mountains hold abundant stories in those layers, if you […]

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