Spanish Peaks: Land and Legends
Beasley, Jr. Conger / Sparks, Barabara
The Spanish Peaks stand alone some distance from the main cordillera of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, south of Pueblo, Colorado. The towering twin mountains, visible far into the plains, have served as beacons for Native Americans, Spaniards, trappers, traders, homesteaders, miners, and travelers on the Santa Fe trail. Spanish Peaks shares the legends the mountains have inspired and tells of the peoples drawn to the peaks? shelter. Author Co...