Mar 2, 2021 - News

Colorado's new driver's license features contest-winning mountainscapes

John Frank

Photo courtesy Colorado Department of Revenue

The new Colorado driver's license — available this fall — will feature Mount Sneffels on the front and Rocky Mountain National Park on the back.

The state of play: More than 55,000 people voted on the winning designs, which were unveiled yesterday by Gov. Jared Polis.

By the numbers: The contest featured 407 submissions from 119 artists. A committee that included the governor narrowed the pool to three finalists for the front and back designs.

Matt Nunez, a 26-year-old from Glenwood Springs, took the photo for the front. It shows Mount Sneffels with green and tan hillsides in the foreground.
Gabriel Dupon, a 19-year-old from Wellington, took the photo for the back. It shows the Continental Divide and Sprague Lake in the foreground.

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