The Park is covered under a protected area since the astonishing formations as well as the animal ecosystem within the area are considered extremely fragile. A rainbow of colors as far as your eyes can see create an enchanting landscape – orange, purple, white, rust, brown. Strange geological formations formed by wind, water, and erosion which change position, size, and expression with movements in light cover the entire region. Centuries may have passed by but the Paint Mines Interpretive Park is still a natural psychedelia.
One look at it and you are certain why Native Americans from 9,000 years ago used clay from here to make exquisite pottery.
Paint Mines Interpretive Park, Calhan Source: Adam Springer / shutterstock Paint Mines Interpretive Park, Calhan Let us explore some of these hidden gems in Colorado and find out (almost) everything that the beautiful state has to offer us. However, it is not wrong to say that the state is a pool of treasure troves which may still be unknown to a majority of the human kind. There is no breakdown of the state except for the Eastern Slope, the Western Slope, and Denver. Native Americans have inhabited the state of Colorado for over 13,000 years. Nicknamed the ‘centennial state’ due to its statehood that came after 100 years of signing the United States Declaration of Independence, Colorado is most famous for its diverse landscapes – mountains, plateaus, canyons, forests, rivers, mesas, and desert lands. Denver is the most populous city in Colorado as well as the state capital. The state shares its border with Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona.
It comprises the majority of the Southern Rocky Mountains as well as the north-eastern section of the Colorado Plateau. Named after the river by the same name, Colorado is among the Mountain States and is located in the southwestern part of the United States of America.
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