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Hiking Barr Trail July 3rd, 2005

Keith's Pictures: 2005-08-06


20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trailhead

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail & Railings

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Cog, Power & Parking

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Cog depot

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Heading up

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail up

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View out

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Purple Wildflower

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Pack dog

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Sign: Peak 12mi

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Sun on Garden of the Gods

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - A little peak through the trees

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View down

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Cliff Dwellings & Beyoung

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Manatou Cliff Dwellings and beyound

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Railings, Rcoks & Trees

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Clouds over Colorado Springs

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Self portrait - Sitting

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Tree along fence

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Wildflowers Purple

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Wildflower Orange

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Pine cones

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Curve & Rdige

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Curve up rocks

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail through rocks

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Small peak

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Sign Cog 3mi

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Steep rocks

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Curving Trail

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rock in Stream

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - 3.5 Miles to Barr Camp

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Wildflower blog and white

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Sky above trail

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rocky formation with trees

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rocky Formation with Trees

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Meandering Trail

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Majestic Pikes Peak

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rocky formation

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Pikes Peak appears above the trail

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Pikes Peak Above

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Twisty rock against the Sky

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rocks, Tree, Ridge, Sky

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Pikes Peak

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Rocky curve

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail curving up

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View of Pikes Peak ahead through trees

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Nearly There

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Barr Camp

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Barr Camp - Camping site

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Trail with railing on the way down

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View into town

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View of Downtown Colorado Springs

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - Garden of the Gods & Rt 24

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View of Garden of the Gods

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail - View up hill

20050703 Hiking Barr Trail

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