Dec 9, 2020
Oxen and horse drawn covered wagons travel up Ute Pass in El Paso County, Colorado (1878) [600 x 647]
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Oxen and horse drawn covered wagons travel up Ute Pass in El Paso County, Colorado (1878) [600 x 647]
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Horse and buggy, Ute Pass, Colorado
Photographer: William Henry Jackson Date: 1880 - 1885? Negative Number 144752
Looking towards the gore range from Ute Pass across the blue river valley.
Dec 3, 1906
Ute Pass and Rainbow Falls. Mon. Dec. 3.06 #317 E. San Rafael St. Colo. Sprs. Colo- Dear Mr. Terry. Almost forgot you. Had so many to write to. Fine country. Weather fine. Hope you and your folks are well. I remain your friend. Phillie.
“Ute Pass, from Colorado Springs to South Park. El Paso County, Colorado. 1873.”
Photographer: William Henry Jackson
USGS Denver Library Photographic Collection Library ID: jwh01452
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Foggy sunrise on Ute Pass some time in August.
Transcript:
Alright everybody. Well, I just came down off Pike’s Peak. We’re now in an area called Ute Pass, see the little sign right there. But, the point is, you can see all the way down into Colorado Springs from here. It’s absolutely wonderful. I was just driving my way in and I was like, yep, definitely stopping there on my way back.