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Emerald lake, Rocky Mountian National Park
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Colorado is my favorite state. But I don’t think it’s the most diverse. California has mountains, oceans, deserts, large lakes, rivers. Even caves.
We have caves, just most of them are man made and we call them mines. But I guarantee equally as thrilling to explore!
I think caves have a bit more variability to them which makes them a bit more thrilling. Mines, being artificial, are fairly uniform and while very cool don't have the variability or the natural aesthetic that the most impressive caves do.
Lava tube caves. We also have lava tube caves.