Garden of the Gods Iverson Ranch - Filmed On Location

Few locations in Hollywood history are as instantly recognizable as Garden of the Gods at Iverson Movie Ranch.

The Filmed On Location Collection honors the legendary landscapes and movie ranches that helped shape generations of western films and television.

Scene IV-006 celebrates one of the most photographed and recognizable filming locations in western movie history.

The towering sandstone formations of Garden of the Gods became a favorite backdrop for countless westerns, adventure serials, and Hollywood classics filmed at the legendary Iverson Movie Ranch.

Whether you recognized these famous rock formations immediately or simply appreciate the places that helped bring the American West to life on screen, this design celebrates a location that continues to inspire generations of western fans.

 Featuring original line-art, a hidden Scene IV-006 collector clapboard, and the exclusive Filmed On Location back design. Because Some Places Deserve To Be Remembered.

The front features an original vintage-inspired illustration with the phrase: "If This View Looks Familiar... We Can Be Friends." Hidden within the artwork is a small collector's clapboard identifying this design as Scene IV-006. The back features the exclusive Filmed On Location collector graphic and the reminder: "Because Some Places Deserve To Be Remembered."

Printed on the premium Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed t-shirt for a soft vintage feel that only improves with age.

FEATURES

• Comfort Colors 1717 premium garment-dyed tee

• Relaxed unisex fit

• Original vintage-inspired artwork

• Hidden collector clapboard

• Exclusive Filmed On Location back graphic

• Professionally printed in the USA

PERFECT FOR

• Garden of the Gods fans

• Iverson Movie Ranch enthusiasts

• Western movie lovers

• Horse lovers

• Cowboy Action shooters

• Classic TV western fans

• Western collectors

Created by Vic Martin Western Trading Co.

Designed for horse lovers, western lifestyle enthusiasts, movie ranch fans, and those who still believe the West isn't just a place—it's a way of life.