Photographers dream of capturing the two peaks (aka "the Bells") framed by trees and replicated in
Maroon Lake. Some prefer to trace the view from every angle as they walk the mile-long perimeter of
Maroon Lake, especially during the fall, when the trees brighten with golden colors.
Colorado's most photographed landscape is even better in living color, when the distinctive symmetry of snow-dusted Maroon and North Maroon Peaks are framed by a ribbon of aspens, all reflected on shimmering
Maroon Lake. Of course you won't be alone, but still it's worth the crowds.