Colorado

Wikipedia Page for Colorado and Ancient Pueblo Peoples for some extraordinary photos and history of a people.

Palace of the Anasazi Cliff Dwellers This one appears in the Ancient Pueblo Peoples page but it's BIG. More on the Anasazi, The People of the Mountains, Mesas and Grasslands. You will see Canyon de Chelly Mummy Cave ruins.

Garden of the Gods, Wikipedia page. Beautiful rock formations and mountains. Look to the bottom for Photos, click on the image and see it enlarged. This is a public park.

Seven Falls is a series of seven cascading waterfalls in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The sum of the height of the seven falls is 181 feet (55.17 m) and there are a total of 224 steps on the staircase from the base of the falls to the peak. Interesting history and more info on the area.

Cave of the Winds (Colorado) is a cave in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado. It is located just west of Colorado Springs on US Highway 24, near the Manitou Cliff Dwellings. A Geo/Venture is a site that will give you more history and info. and more photos. This is a posting about Seven Falls and Cave of the Winds by folks on a visit. Lots of great info and beautiful photos. Cave of the Winds Day 11 is a posting by the same folks. Click on any photo and you will start the slide show. Excellent collection of beautiful pictures. Spaulding's Cavern. is a wild cave but close by these other sights. Photos Galore.

Glenwood Caverns and Historic Fairy Caves. When you open the link, put your cursor over the Cave Tours and you will see your options. Chose from the regular walking tour or the wild tour which requires crawling and getting through tight places. A few very nice photos.

Waterfall Photos of Colorado waterfalls. These are for sale so don't try to take them away. Wikipedia page for Fish Creek Falls Scenic Telluride, click on the image to see it larger. Cascade Falls photographs, beautiful. Colorado Guy waterfalls Page.

Natural Arches, Rattlesnake Canyon, Colorado (also East Rim Arch, Hole in the bridge Arch and from below, Trap Arch and West Rim Arch , that's awesome-scroll down the page). Juanita Arch spanning the creek of Maverick Canyon. And Royal Arch, scroll down to see 2 images.

Mesa Verde National Park where you will find some beautiful photos of the cliff dwellings. Click on the picture to see more on another page. Wow.