
This showy little plant with the pinnate leaves and small light-blue flowers growing near a creek under some conifers is Jacob's Ladder (
Polemonium pulcherrimum). It's a member of the Phlox Family (Polemoniaceae).

The plant can be found up to about 11,000 feet in this area. As the season progresses, it smells more skunk-like, but I didn't notice any odor this early in the season.
For more information about Jacob's Ladder, click
here.
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