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Spruce Tree House in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Spruce Tree House in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Mesa Verde

890 1024x682 Px, 17.03.2010

Mesa Verde (Photo taken on August 18, 1988)
Mesa Verde (Photo taken on August 18, 1988)
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Mesa Verde

894 1024x682 Px, 17.03.2010

Mesa Verde (Photo taken on August 18, 1988)
Mesa Verde (Photo taken on August 18, 1988)
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Mesa Verde

809 1024x682 Px, 16.03.2010

Square Tower House in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Square Tower House in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Mesa Verde

1058 682x1024 Px, 16.03.2010

Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park on August 18, 1988.
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Mesa Verde

991 1024x682 Px, 16.03.2010

Rock formation in the Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs
Rock formation in the Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs
Manfred Kopka

USA / Colorado / Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs)

871 682x1024 Px, 04.03.2010

In the northwest of the US state of Colorado lies Rocky Mountain National Park. In 1859, Joel Estes and his son Milton first came to the area (to a large valley) 20 miles north of Lyons. A year later, they returned with their families to the region and began to establish a settlement. Around 1909, several conservationists advocated for this area to become a national park, which was realized in 1915 as the tenth national park of the USA. One main reason for this is that one-third of the park lies above the tree line (tundra). Just above the Alpine Visitor Center is this sign indicating an elevation of 12,005 feet (3,658 meters). During our stop at the Alpine Visitor Center on July 15, 2006, we made sure to take the short hiking trail to the summit. However, the highest point we reached that day was just past the Alpine Visitor Center, when we traveled by bus over 12,183 feet (3,718 meters).
In the northwest of the US state of Colorado lies Rocky Mountain National Park. In 1859, Joel Estes and his son Milton first came to the area (to a large valley) 20 miles north of Lyons. A year later, they returned with their families to the region and began to establish a settlement. Around 1909, several conservationists advocated for this area to become a national park, which was realized in 1915 as the tenth national park of the USA. One main reason for this is that one-third of the park lies above the tree line (tundra). Just above the Alpine Visitor Center is this sign indicating an elevation of 12,005 feet (3,658 meters). During our stop at the Alpine Visitor Center on July 15, 2006, we made sure to take the short hiking trail to the summit. However, the highest point we reached that day was just past the Alpine Visitor Center, when we traveled by bus over 12,183 feet (3,718 meters).
Ulrich Slovig

USA / Colorado / Rocky Mountain National Park

1253 640x480 Px, 11.07.2007

In the northwest of the US state of Colorado lies Rocky Mountain National Park. In 1859, Joel Estes and his son Milton first came to the area (to a large valley) 20 miles north of Lyons. A year later, they returned with their families to the region and began to establish a settlement. Around 1909, several environmentalists advocated making this area a national park, which was realized in 1915 as the tenth national park of the USA. One main reason for this is that one-third of the park lies above the tree line (tundra). The image shows a view of the mountains of the national park. It was taken on July 15, 2006.
In the northwest of the US state of Colorado lies Rocky Mountain National Park. In 1859, Joel Estes and his son Milton first came to the area (to a large valley) 20 miles north of Lyons. A year later, they returned with their families to the region and began to establish a settlement. Around 1909, several environmentalists advocated making this area a national park, which was realized in 1915 as the tenth national park of the USA. One main reason for this is that one-third of the park lies above the tree line (tundra). The image shows a view of the mountains of the national park. It was taken on July 15, 2006.
Ulrich Slovig

USA / Colorado / Rocky Mountain National Park

966 800x553 Px, 11.07.2007

View over Lake Granby in northwest Colorado towards Rocky Mountain National Park.  
The shot was taken on July 15, 2006.
View over Lake Granby in northwest Colorado towards Rocky Mountain National Park. The shot was taken on July 15, 2006.
Ulrich Slovig

USA / Colorado / Rocky Mountain National Park

969 800x553 Px, 11.07.2007