Logan Leader | 1881-04-15 | Page 4 | Grand River Canyon

Says the Colorado, Summit County Times: No more sublime object of nature exists in the vicinity of that great breadth of wonder, Middle Park, than the Grand Canyon of the Grand River. Rising to the majestic heights of from three to five thousand feet, these monuments stand silent sentinels to the great country which is drained by this mighty river. Their lofty spires here and there showing the pinnacles and domes that have withstood the wild tempests and storms of the cycle of years present a scene alike for the painter and those who delve in the ever-changing imagery of words.