At 14,259 feet, Longs Peak is the crown of Rocky Mountain National Park and a coveted trophy for mountaineers who take on its hugely exposed big-wall ramparts. The rest of us can hike up ...

Explore the geography of the Rocky Mountains, one of North America’s most iconic and majestic mountain ranges. This video takes you through the towering peaks, deep valleys, expansive forests ...

“We’re on the edge of the world map,” one Robson Street barman tells ... “the Rockies.” The Rocky Mountains are a 3,000-mile tract of jumbo geology, beginning way down in New Mexico ...

Scher first became interested in cartography at a young age, when her father first showed her full colour US Geological Survey aerial photography maps of areas like the Rocky Mountains ... country's ...

North America's Rocky Mountain range--about 620 miles inland--defies the geological norm, as mountains are normally formed near coastlines, National Geographic's Anne Minard explains. The latest ...

This itinerary provides the perfect mix of the scenic rural landscapes of the westernmost province of the prairie, as well as its aquamarine glacial lakes and majestic snow-capped mountains ... of the ...

Before the Rockies formed, B.C. and Alberta may have been an ocean apart The Canadian Rocky Mountains likely formed from an intense ... The Royal Canadian Geographical Society acknowledges that its ...

For the first time in Rocky Mountain National Park history, a wolf has been confirmed in its boundaries. The latest Colorado wolf activity map indicates a released wolf was in the park between ...

A group of people sit around an outpost cabin at the end of a trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. Photo taken April 1, 1922. © Denver Tourist Bureau/National ...