Stunning alpine views from the Ute Trail
Ute Trail trailhead along Trail Ridge Road
Snow-capped mountain views from the Ute Trail
Alpine primrose wildflowers
Rock outcropping view along the Ute Trail
Rock outcropping view along the Ute Trail
Rock outcropping view along the Ute Trail
Stunning alpine views from the Ute Trail
Stunning alpine views from the Ute Trail
Stunning alpine views from the Ute Trail
Eritrichium nanum (arctic alpine forget-me-not) wildflowers
Eritrichium nanum (arctic alpine forget-me-not) wildflowers
Ute Trail passes through very windy and exposed alpine zone with breathtaking views
Ute Trail passes through very windy and exposed alpine zone with breathtaking views
Alpine Primrose wildflowers
Ute Trail leads eastward with breathtaking views of the snow-capped rocky mountains
Pulsatilla grandis (the greater pasque flower) wildflower
Pulsatilla grandis (the greater pasque flower) wildflower
View looking westward on the Ute Trail
Backpacker stands alone off-trail near the Ute Trail with a stunning backdrop of snow-capped rocky mountains
View westward along the Ute Trail with stunning views of snow-capped rocky mountains
Turned back near here - view toward the Hidden Valley area in Rocky Mountain NP
View toward the mountains that surround Hidden Valley
Turn-around point for us on the Ute Trail
View from the middle of Tombstone Ridge
View from the Ute Trail on Tombstone Ridge
Snow-capped mountains surround the Ute Trail on Tombstone Ridge
Eastward view from the Ute Trail
View near our turn-around point on the Ute Trail
Hiking out from the middle of Tombstone Ridge via the Ute Trail
Sweeping views from the Ute Trail
Mountain view from the Ute Trail
Views from the Ute Trail - can you spot the marmot?
Views from the Ute Trail - can you spot the marmot?
Views from the Ute Trail - can you spot the marmot?
Views from the Ute Trail - can you spot the marmot?
Wild marmot on the Ute Trail
View of the parking lot and Trail Ridge Road
Ute Trail (Tombstone Ridge) trailhead sign
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