Devil's Backbone Open Space - Awesome Geological Features

This time, my friend Brian and I went out to Devil's Backbone Open Space in Loveland, CO. Temps were in the low 60's and just a pleasant day all around with no snakes! The Devil's Backbone is an ancient sedimentary layer from a lakeshore deposit. It has been thrust upward, turned vertical, and now eroded to show the features that protrude today.
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[@ervinslens]

What a stunning looking trail, shots are gorgeous my friend! Place looks so powerful!

[@elevatedarchives]

Thank you kindly! Hopefully I did it some justice with our challenging lighting confitions! Places like this help let the imagination run wild. 😀🤙🏻✌🏻

[@nicksangetta8874]

I have not done a 2 car shuttle to Coyote Ridge but I did get dropped off at Devils Backbone and hiked it all the way to the entrance of Lory State Park. It gets really long there in the middle.

[@elevatedarchives]

The route through to Coyote Ridge TH looks fun. How many miles was that?

[@nicksangetta8874]

@elevatedarchives I think around 15 miles or so. Not a huge amount of gain so it was pretty fast moving.

[@elevatedarchives]

@@nicksangetta8874 that's solid Fuh sho. No snakes?

[@nicksangetta8874]

@elevatedarchives No snakes! Thank God. If you ever go out to Rabbit Mountain though.. watch out!