The Maroon Bells are two iconic peaks located in the Elk Mountains of Colorado, near the town of Aspen. They are known for their stunning beauty, characterized by their distinctive maroon-colored rock formations and surrounding alpine lakes. The peaks rise to over 14,000 feet, making them popular among hikers and photographers. The area around the Maroon Bells is part of the White River National Forest and offers various recreational activities, including hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The scenic views, especially during the fall when the aspen trees change color, attract many visitors each year, making it one of Colorado's most photographed locations.