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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Rules and Regulations 1920 |
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CONTENTS.
Land of lofty mountains
A general glance
A primer of glacial geology
Timberline
Painted mountains
Accessibility
Rocky Mountain sheep
Longs Peak
Flower-carpeted gorges
A glance ahead
Various diversions
Fishing
Administration
How to reach the park
Detailed information about travel
Post offices
Transportation within the park
Automobile trips
Horseback and camping outfits
Hotels, camps, and lodges
Seeing Rocky Mountain
Guides
The Flattop trail
The Fall River trail
The Trail Ridge trail
Iceberg Lake
Poudre Lakes and Milner Pass
Trails to Lawn Lake
The Wild Gardens
Fern and Odessa Lakes
Bear Lake
Romantic Loch Vale
Glacier Gorge
The Twin Sisters
The ascent of Longs Peak
Sunrise from Longs Peak
The ascent in the snow
The Wild Basin
From the west side
Grand Lake
Camping out
The snow carnival
The mountain peaks
Birds and plants
Popular reference list of birds
Popular reference list of plants
Rules and regulations
General rules and regulations
Automobile and motor cycle regulations
Map
Panoramic view
Literature
Government publications
Distributed free by the National Park Service
Sold by the Superintendent of Documents
Bibliography
Other National parks
National monuments
ILLUSTRATIONS.
COVER.
On the Continental DivideMount Meeker, Longs Peak, and Mount Lady Washington
Glacier Gorge from Lake Mills
Bluebird Lake at the end of Bluebird Trail
A Glimpse of Ousel Lake and Ousel Peak
Loch Vale as Seen from the Loch
TEXT.
Map showing railroad routes to Rocky Mountain and Mesa Verde National Parks
Map showing position of Rocky Mountain, Glacier, Yellowstone, Mesa Verde, and Zion National Parks, with principal connecting roads
Map of Rocky Mountain National Park
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| MOUNT MEEKER, LONGS PEAK, AND MOUNT LADY WASHINGTON, LOOKING ACROSS TAHOSA VALLEY. |
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GLACIER GORGE FROM LAKE MILLS. Photograph by Wiswall Brothers. |
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