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Cataract Canyon - High waves in Cataract Canyon. Water blurred altho I shot this at 1/100th of a second.
No full textPhoto of a rough section along the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
Byers Canyon - Easing down a bad stretch in Byers Canyon
No full textPhoto of a view of the Colorado River in Byers Canyon, Grand County, Colorado, during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
Above Granby to above Byers Canyon - Above the Arapaho Bridge. River drops 85 feet in a mile, but made this without portage or lining, bumping down through.
No full textPhoto of a view of the Colorado River above Arapaho Bridge in Grand County, Colorado, during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
Cataract Canyon - White water in the heart of Cataract Canyon, Utah. This shot was taken a few hours before I lost my boat.
No full textPhoto of a rapid on the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
Cataract Canyon - Below a fast stretch of water in Cataract Canyon, Utah. The pinnacles topping the 1500-foot wall show what this region was called the Land of Standing Rocks by the Ute Indians.
No full textPhoto of a scene along the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
Long\u27s Peak and a spur of Hallett Peak from Flattop
No full textPhoto of the view south from Flattop Mountain to Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park. Visited by Harold H. Leich in 193
Sources of the Colorado River - A glade in the North Fork country.
No full textPhoto of the country around the north fork of the Colorado River in Rocky Mountain National Park. Visited by Harold H. Leich in 1933. Duplicate material: P1049n1_11_04
Cataract Canyon - A nest of boulders blocking the current in the depths of Cataract Canyon, Utah. "...one of the deepest ruts in the world."
No full textPhoto of a scene along the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 1933. Duplicate material: P1049n1_11_43
Cataract Canyon - Cataract Canyon-worst place that I ran, a couple of miles above where I wrecked. Ran down tongue of rapids.
No full textPhoto of a rapid on the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 1933. Duplicate material: P1049n1_10_05
Cataract Canyon - [rapid in Cataract Canyon]
No full textPhoto of a rapid on the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, Utah. Taken during Harold H. Leich\u27s river voyage down the Colorado River in 193
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