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PHOTOS: Fall colors in Summit County

Summit Daily readers submitted a slew of fall photos in recent weeks, capturing the beauty of the season in Colorado's mountains

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Summit Daily staff report

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Dillon Reservoir, a sliver of summer, is sandwich by fall colors and snowy peaks.
Brent Mutsch/Courtesy photo
A young bull moose looks out to the Blue River.
Harry Lerner Photography/Courtesy photo
A mountain biker takes in a seasonally stunning view from the Nah-Ohn-Kara trail above Silverthorne.
Paul Gallaher/Courtesy photo
The first snow sits on peaks on Loveland Pass, a gorgeous contrast to the bright yellow leaves popping in Summit County.
Charlie Card/Courtesy photo
Aspens create a dramatic swath of gold against the dark trees behind them on the road to Keystone Ranch.
George Blincoe/Courtesy photo
Peak One looks glorious, framed by bright yellow and burnt orange leaves.
Glenn Schutz/Courtesy photo
Dillon Reservoir, a sliver of summer, is sandwiched by fall colors and snowy peaks.
Brent Mutsch/Courtesy photo
Fall is greeted by winter in the High Country, as seen from The River Course at Keystone Golf Club.
Barb Cole/Courtesy photo
Sail boats parade around Dillon Reservoir despite the cooling weather in Summit County.
Christie Duplan/Courtesy photo
The banks of the Blue River is Breckenridge are dotted with yellowing leaves.
Ed Keim/Courtesy photo
A pair of paddleboarders take in the fall colors at Officers Gulch.
Lisa Julian/Courtesy photo
A moose strolls by a sculpture shaped like a bull moose. At first glance, one could assume there were two moose in this Keystone yard. To see your photos featured in print or online, email submissions to share@summitdaily.com.
Dan Nemmers/Courtesy photo
Elk pass through Ruby Ranch.
Alex Popova/Courtesy photo
Color explodes on Boreas Pass.
Gregg Freeby/Courtesy photo
A large bull moose hangs out in Blue River.
Heather Clark/Courtesy photo
Baldy is looking less bald with snow, as seen from Peak 7.
Preston A. Cooper/Courtesy photo
Fog rests in the valley, lingering over the Blue River, signaling a shifting of seasons.
Steve Chavez/Courtesy photo

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