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- A colorized view of a forested hiking path. 1
- A man in a suit and wearing a hat is seen on the bridge over Cascade Falls on the Pikes Peak Trail. To the left of the bridge, a man in a suit and wearing a bowler hat is mounted on a horse. 1
- A probable guide wearing chaps on horseback and a paint horse without a rider (probably the dismounted photographer) on the trail to Pikes Peak and Sheltered Falls. 1
- Alva Adams helps Buckskin Charlie (Sapiah) out of an automobile ahead of a ceremony to dedicate the Ute trail. 1
- Buckskin Charlie (Sapiah) dedicates the Ute trail during the Shan Kive festivities of 1912. 1
- Buckskin Charlie (Sapiah) walks with two men on the Ute trail. A stone marker labeled "Ute Pass Trail" is visible near the ground. 1
- Buckskin Charlie, also known as Sapiah, stands with D.N. Hazier and Alva Adams at the dedication ceremony of the Ute trail. 1
- Four hikers stand on narrow dirt trail among rocky cliffs and slopes. "Foot of Golden Stairway on Barr Trail" hand-written below print. Title hand-written on back of photo. 1
- Full page spread with 5 images. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on August 23, 1890 page 45. 1
- Group of Ute Indians along the train tracks marking the Ute trail for a dedication ceremony. 1
- Group of Ute Indians along the train tracks marking the Ute trail for a dedication ceremony. Spectators line the road above. 1
- Halt in a rough pass of the Rocky Mountains. Illustration appeared in "Harper's Weekly" on May 1, 1875 on pages 360-361. 1
- Hand-colored print of aspen trees and trail through mountains. Sign is hanging on tree at right, center. 1
- Identified as Cerette (left) and Dick Charlie on horseback, members of the Southern Ute band who attended a ceremony to dedicate the Ute trail during the Shan Kive festivities of 1912. Both wear intricate regalia for the occasion. 1
- Long line of Ute Indians make their way down the Ute trail during a dedication ceremony hosted by the Pioneers Association and held in conjunction with the Shan Kive carnival of 1912. 2
- Men and women holding backpacks, walking sticks and/or hats mill around waiting to ascend Pikes Peak. One of 5 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on August 23, 1890 page 45. 1
- Men and women with backpacks and walking sticks rest during their hike up Pikes Peak. One of 5 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on August 23, 1890 page 45. 1
- One of 12 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "The Illustrated London News" on April 16, 1887 on pages 450-451. 1
- One of 13 images in a full page spread. Illustration appeared in "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper", on February 22, 1890, page 72. 1
- People riding donkeys on trail with mountains in background. "Ascending Pike's Peak" written on bottom of album page. 1
- Printed on front "Trail of Cascade Canon." Imprinted on back "Rocky Mountain View Company. Geo. E. Mellen. Scenic Photographer. Colorado Springs, Colorado." 1
- Rock formation along the Garden of the Gods Pikes Peak Trail. 1
- Rocky slope on Pikes Peak. "South Side of South Walls of Bottomless Pit on Barr Trail" hand-written below print. Title hand-written on back of photo. 1
- Rosemma Falls on the Pikes Peak Trail. 1
- Sheltered Falls on the Pikes Peak Trail. A man is sitting on the large rock adjacent to the bottom of the falls. 1
- Three people carrying backpacks walking along trail under pine trees. 1
- Trail through manicured grounds with Pikes Peak in background. Best Picture of the year, 1945-1946. Featured on front piece of 1946-1947 Pikes Peak Camera Club Year Book. 1
- Twisted trunks of aspen trees in Rocky Mountain National Park. 2
- Two women and a man walking up unpaved road past sign "Garden of the Gods Ridge Road" with rock formations at left. Title printed on bottom of photo. 1
- Ute Indians in an automobile, arriving at the Ute trail in Cascade. A band of Southern Ute Indians participated in a dedication ceremony of the trail held in conjunction with the Shan Kive carnival of 1912. 1
- Ute Indians make their way down the Ute trail during a dedication ceremony hosted by the Pioneers Association, which was held in conjunction with the Shan Kive carnival of 1912. 1
- Ute Indians on the Ute trail near a residence in Cascade during a dedication ceremony held in conjunction with the Shan Kive carnival of 1912. 1
- Well-dressed people riding line of donkeys on rocky trail through treed parkland at Palmer Park. 1
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