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Where the Women Walk and the Trail Ridge Legend
Ne o ta, a Arapahoe maiden, is carried by the Ute Ka vi a wach during a mountain flight from raiding Utes. A bear attack, a grizzly rescue by Na kos, and a night pursuit follow as Arapahoe and Ute forces clash near Fall River and Estes Park in a Rocky Mountain legend preserved by Warren E Boyer.
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Ne-o-ta
Ka-vi-awach
John Dickinson Sherman Warren E. Boyer
Denver
Colorado
Mesa Verde
Rocky Mountain National Park
Fall River
Estes Park
Grand Lake
Chasm
Falls
Fall River Gorge
Marys Lake
Wind River
Longs Peak
Colorado Tiver
Continental Divide
Trail Ridge
Flattop Mountain
Ni-ha-na-wnu
Carcagne
Niha-na-wu
Na-kos
Ni-ha-na-wu
Na-kes
Ku-ni-tha
Arapahoe
Oe-chene
Na Kos
Cechene
Oeche-ne
Devils Gulch
Long Gulch
Oe-che-ne
Nu-kos
Wind River Trail
Snowy Range
Veco Conese
Fall River Road
Ute Trail
Ni-ha-na-wa
Ka-vi-a-waci
Chasm Falls
Ka-vi-a-wach
Wa-vi-a-wach