Pike's Peak

The trail passed, to the westward, a lofty peak, resembling in outline that one known as James's or Pike's Peak, which is some two hundred and fifty miles to the north.

Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains 1916

It is quite different from the top of Pike's Peak, which is a comparatively level plateau several acres in extent, carpeted, if one may so speak, with immense granite rocks piled upon one another or laid side by side in semi-systematic order; whereas Gray's, as has been said, is a narrow ridge, composed chiefly of comparatively small stones, with a sprinkling of good-sized boulders.

Birds of the Rockies 1896

He's been as far east as Acadia National Park in Maine and as far west as Pike's Peak in Colorado.

Man Wheels Giant Globe Across America For Diabetes Awareness AP 2011

He's been as far east as Acadia National Park in Maine and as far west as Pike's Peak in Colorado.

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Sitting at the base of Pike's Peak, Colorado Springs has been called the Christian Mecca.

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But today, as I live in Colorado and I watched, this morning, the moon come down over Pike's Peak, and I thought to myself how would it change us in this world if there was a light on the moon, if there was a light or evidence of humans on the moon?

CNN Transcript Dec 7, 2006 2006

Up through Colorado they chugged; past Pike's Peak; through

Across the Fruited Plain Florence Crannell Means 1935

-- _From Westport, Missouri, to the gold diggings at Pike's Peak and "Cherry Creek" N. T._, via _the Arkansas River.

The Prairie Traveler A Hand-book for Overland Expeditions Randolph Barnes Marcy 1849

They could even have soldiers simulate living on top of Pike's Peak in Colorado atmospheric pressure equal to an altitude of 14,000 feet for two weeks to see how they fare.

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Tesla: Reading in the Light of Wireless Power at Pike's Peak, Colorado, 1899

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