Last summer, I embarked on a journey to capture the awe-inspiring power of Hunters Creek in Aspen, Colorado. With the high elevations still covered in snow, the rivers were flowing even stronger, creating a breathtaking and dangerous soundscape.
I hiked down the trail and recorded the river’s strong flow at 15 different locations. Originating from Independence Lake in Pitkin County, Hunters Creek has been a popular spot for hunting and fishing for years.
Whether you’re a fan of strong rivers or just love the natural beauty of Aspen, Colorado, Hunters Creek is a must-visit location that should be on your list. This sound library showcases the raw power and beauty of Colorado’s rivers and is perfect for those who appreciate the sounds of nature.
To fully record the essence of Hunters Creek, I used top-of-the-line equipment, including my beloved Sennheiser MKH 8040 and the Ambient ASF2, to record both above and below the water. Experience the full power of nature with this stunning new nature sound library.
Be sure to check out more sounds on our Nature page and this Telluride River Waterfall Sound Library.
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Hi there we’re Marcel and Libby and every sound on this site has been recorded by us. For nearly 7 years, we’ve been traveling around the world recording unique sounds for others to use!
If you’re curious and want to learn more about our journey traveling full-time as sound recordists you can read on here or on CNN Travel.
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