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	Tundra on Mount Herard	Tundra on the shoulder of Mount Herard. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Music Pass	Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Crestone Needles	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Upper Sand Creek Lake	Native Rio Grande cutthroat trout live in Upper Sand Creek Lake. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Tijeras Peak	At 13,604 feet, Tijeras Peak is the high point of Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Tijeras Peak from Music Pass	A view of Upper Sand Creek Basin. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Upper Sand Creek Lake	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Autumn	Looking west from Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Mosca Creek in October	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Dollar Lake and the Star Dune Complex	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Tundra and Dunefield	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	A Beaver's Lodge in the Dunefield	Interdunal ponds may be home to many species of animals—including beaver. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Interdunal Pond	Read about interdunal ponds. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Shockey's Cabins	Shockey's cabins are found along the Medano Pass Road. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Grasslands	Deer, elk and antelope are a few of the species that depend on the grasslands that surround the dunefield. Photo courtesy of NPS.

	Aspen Forest	Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

	Mosca Pass in Fall	The historic Mosca Pass Trail was long used by early settlers and Native Americans to cross the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Images on this web site may be used without permission. Full-size photographs may be available from the copyright holder.

Photographs: Landscape

Collections: Dunes, Landscape, Animals, Plants, Human History

Tundra on the shoulder of Mount Herard. Photo courtesy of NPS.

Photo courtesy of NPS.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Native Rio Grande cutthroat trout live in Upper Sand Creek Lake. Photo courtesy of NPS.

At 13,604 feet, Tijeras Peak is the high point of Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. Photo courtesy of NPS.

A view of Upper Sand Creek Basin. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Looking west from Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. Photo courtesy of NPS.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Interdunal ponds may be home to many species of animals—including beaver. Photo courtesy of NPS.

Read about interdunal ponds. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Shockey's cabins are found along the Medano Pass Road. Photo courtesy of NPS.

Deer, elk and antelope are a few of the species that depend on the grasslands that surround the dunefield. Photo courtesy of NPS.

Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

The historic Mosca Pass Trail was long used by early settlers and Native Americans to cross the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Photo courtesy of Interactive Earth.

Images on this web site may be used without permission. Full-size photographs may be available from the copyright holder.