Medicine Bow Mountains

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The Medicine Bow Mountains are a rugged mountain range in southeastern Wyoming and northern Colorado known for their high alpine peaks, glacial lakes, and popular hiking and skiing areas.

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Medicine Bow Mountains canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
alsoKnownAs Snowy Range Scenic Byway
climate alpine climate at higher elevations
containsProtectedArea Medicine Bow–Routt National Forests
Snowy Range
country United States
crossedBy Wyoming Highway 130
ecosystem habitat for black bear
habitat for elk
habitat for moose
habitat for mule deer
habitat for various alpine wildflowers
elevation about 12013 feet
about 3662 meters
geology Precambrian metamorphic rocks
granite
hasFeature alpine tundra
glacial cirques
glacial valleys
numerous alpine lakes
subalpine forests
hasHighestPoint Medicine Bow Peak
hasPass Snowy Range Pass
hasTrail Lakes Trail
Medicine Bow Peak Trail
knownFor backpacking
glacial lakes
high alpine peaks
hiking
scenic drives
skiing
snowshoeing
locatedIn Colorado
Wyoming
locatedInRegion northern Colorado
southeastern Wyoming
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
nearestCity Laramie, Wyoming
Saratoga, Wyoming
Walden, Colorado
partOf Rocky Mountains
recreation camping
cross-country skiing
fishing
rock climbing
snowmobiling
wildlife viewing

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North Platte River flowsThrough Medicine Bow Mountains
Southern Rocky Mountains contains Medicine Bow Mountains
Laramie, Wyoming locatedNear Medicine Bow Mountains
North Park, Colorado borderedBy Medicine Bow Mountains
Medicine Bow, Wyoming locatedNear Medicine Bow Mountains