Where is this rock formation?

[LowBat]

I thought I'd pool the vast knowledge base here on CPF to see if anyone knows where this interesting rock formation is located. It reminds me of Vasquez Rocks north of Los Angeles, only much greener. I've seen these rocks featured in the background of a Vehix.com commercial last year and on the packaging of several camping products. Below is one of those product packages, only I erased out the tent and sleeping bag from the image.

Anyone recognise this place? I've searched online without success.

 

[Erasmus]

I never thought I'd see my own garden on CPF.

 

[LowBat]

I stumbled across it in a Colorado search thinking it might be from Roxborough State Park. My answer turns out to be the Flatirons near Boulder, Colorado. It appears the image from the box was reversed.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flatirons.jpg

 

[greenlight]

My geology professor was particularly keen on flatirons. They're distinctive, geologically, and other features are often mistaken for flatirons. They're not as common as other formations, but they are certainly dramatic. I used to live in Boulder, and the flatirons are a nice landmark.

 

[nuggett]

looks like Colorado Springs

 

[LowBat]

looks like Colorado Springs

Do you mean The Garden of the Gods? Seems like there are a lot of really interesting formations running north-south along the base of the rockies.

I'm fairly sure now the picture in post #1 is the Flatirons near Boulder. Although the image is reversed, you can clearly see distinctive features that match.