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John and Amory search for the place “where warm waters halt.” Photo by Alexandra Shulhafer
John and Amory stopped to lay out a plan for their treasure hunt on this decommissioned cast-iron bridge that crosses the San Miguel River. Photo by Kyle Repka
The Hanging Flume, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in the 1880s to mine gold along the Dolores River. Photo by Kyle Repka
An ornate tree lizard finds a shady spot between boulders on the banks of the Dolores River. Photo by Amy Werblin
“There’ll be no paddle up your creek,” reads Fenn’s poem. The message might say to follow the river as it flows into John Brown Canyon. Photo by Kyle Repka
The red rock mesas near the abandoned mining town of Uravan, Colorado, are full of gold and uranium. Photo by Kyle Repka
The General Store in Gateway, Colorado, is a charming, Southwestern-style stop for road trippers. Photo by Kyle Repka
A red rock cliff rises over Unaweep Canyon from John Brown Canyon Road. Photo by Kyle Repka
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Bear and Wolf Cams
Do you love grizzlies and wolves but you're stuck at your boring old day job? Well, GWDC's bear and wolf cams can give you your fix around the clock, whether you're wrestling with insomnia or just reminiscing about your last trip to Yellowstone. You can see all sorts of fun behavior patterns on display, punched up a bit when it's feeding time. There may not be an animal on camera at all times, though — these aren't trained performers — so have a little patience if they're off roaming somewhere.
Gray wolf
