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The entrance to Skunk Canyon in the fall is a yellow tunnel of Mountain Maple, Box Elder, Willow, and Poison Ivy in spots. The Creeping Barberry is an evergreen in the Holly (Mahonia) family and keeps its color year round. Photo by Tony Bubb, 10/06.
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Looking north into Skunk Canyon from summit of Dinosaur Mt. See also: https://www.bo-co-wandering.com/flatirons.html.
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Tony B
Oct 16, 2006
“The entrance to Skunk Canyon in the fall is a yellow tunnel of Mountain Maple, Box Elder, Willow, and Poison Ivy in spots. The Creeping Barberry is an evergreen in the Holly (Mahonia) family and keeps its color year round. Photo by Tony Bubb, 10/06.”  

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