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East Side

Mt. Mestas	La Veta Pass	Ramirez (7430') - culmina- tion of two straight moun- tain walls (one is Big Dyke)	Mt. Mestas, Hwy 160
East Spanish Pk. with "XI" walls S. of  W. Sp. Pk.	Spanish Peaks from South	Spanish Peaks in the Fall	Spanish Peaks from North - native name Wah-ha-toy-ah (Two Breasts*)
Spanish Peaks from North	Spanish Peaks in the Fall	West Spanish Peak from South	Cuchara Ski Area
Cuchara Ski Area	Blue & Bear Lakes	Marquita to Trinchera	Sangres South of Cuchara
Cuatro Peak and around, view from South-East	From Culebra Peak to Lomo Liso Mtn.	Strawberry & Lost Lakes	Culebra Vicinity East View
Red Mountain	South of Culebra	Purgatoire & Vermejo Peaks	State Line Peak

West Side

S. Sangres in CO View from North-West	Teddys Peak (the other side of Cuchara resort area)	Trinchera Peak (left of Spanish Pks) from the West	Cuatro Peak and vicinity
De Anza to North view	Beaubien Peak and the mountains to the North	Cuatro Peak and around	Canova Canyon with UN 12,794
Canova Canyon	Miranda Pk. (UN 13665 B)	Miranda Peak	Carneros Creek Valley
Carneros Creek Valley	Culebra S-W View	Red Mtn. & Vermejo Peak	Purgatoire Peak
Purgatoire Peak	State Line Peak and South Colorado Sangres	State Line Peakand Glacier Lakes, Northwest view

South Colorado Sangres, Culebra Range

Note: Ramires is not in the Sangres. It's only about 7 miles north-east from East Spanish Peak. This area has several straight walls, some coming down from Spanish Peaks, so rare in nature that I decided to show this feature here.

*Two Breasts: native American name

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