Adams, James Capen,301.Altitude, not harmful,331,333,349.Altyn Lake,149,150.Amethyst Mountain, petrified forests in,45-50.Andrews Glacier,180,187.Anemone, Western,124.Antelope,306.Arapahoe Peak,330.Artist Point, Yosemite,452.Aspen,290.Asulkan Glacier,412.Athabasca River,252.Augusta Bridge,237.Avalanche Basin,149.Avalanche Lake,149.Ballou, Sidney, quoted,228.Bandelier National Monument,411,510.Banff,254,255.Basket Dome,69,452.Bear, black, color and habits,304;a bluffer,304,305.Bear, grizzly,341;a tame grizzly,301,302;characteristics,302,303;food,303;hibernation,304;color,305.Bears, disposition spoiled by improper feeding,315.Beaver,307,308.Beaver Lake, Alberta,413.Bertha Lake,413.Bidwell, Gen. John,110.Bierstadt, Albert,187.Bierstadt Moraine,187.Big Hole Battlefield,411,510.Big Thompson River,176.Big Tree (Sequoia gigantea),77,78,99,100;size,104,105;groves,104,105;age,105,106;flowering and fruiting,106;habit,106,107;bark,107;roots,107;durability,107-09;the most impressive living object,109;area not diminishing,109;of ancient stock,110;discovery,110;habitat,110,111;effect on persons,112-15;thoughts suggested by,286;table of dimensions in Mariposa Grove,451;dimensions in Sequoia Park,457.Big Tuolumne Cañon,93.Bighorn.SeeSheep, mountain.Bighorn Mountains,404.Birds, of Rocky Mountain National Park,183,184;of the Grand Cañon,197;of the Olympic Mountains,234,235;of the National Parks,309-14;mountain migration,309,310;mating for life,310,311;appear to desire human society,313,314.Bison,243,261,441,519.Blackfeet Glacier,151,157,484,485.Blackfeet Indians,15,17-21,157-59.Boling, Capt. John,94.Bow River Valley,412.Bowman Lake,149.Brackenridge, Henry M.,22.Bradbury, John,22,23.Brett, Col. L. M.,58.Bridal Veil Falls,68,85,453.Bridger, James,24.Bright Angel Cañon,193.Bright Angel Point,193.Bryant, William,21.Bryce, James (Lord Bryce),122.Buckwheat, wild,124.Buffalo,243,261,441,519.Buffalo Park,261,413,519.Bunsen Peak,440.Burbank, Luther, quoted,372,373.Cabrillo National Monument,411,510.Cameron Falls,413.Camp-fire, the,293,294.Canada, Dominion Parks of, description,251-62;creation and administration,262,263;guide to,515-20.Canoe and the Saddle, The, quoted,120,121,128,358,359.Cañon de Chelly,404.Cañon of the Little Colorado,193.Cape Royal,193.Capulin National Monument,409,510.Carbon Glacier,133.Caroline Bridge,237.Carter, T. H.,159,160.Casa Grande Ruin Reservation, description,245,246;guide to,508.Cataract Cañon,205.Cathedral Lake,92.Cathedral Peak,92.Cathedral Rocks,452.Cathedral Spires,68,452.Chaco Cañon,405,510.Chasm Lake,186.Chittenden, Gen. Hiram M.,23,37,57;quoted,8.Chouteau, Pierre,21.Cinder Cone,216-18.Clach-na-coodin Range,412.Claggett, William H.,5,6.Clark, Galen,78,96-98,105.Clark, William,21,22.Clements, W. M.,159.Cleveland Mountain,150.Cliff Cañon,173.Cliff dwellers, of Mesa Verde,163-74.Clothing, for rainy days,335;for use in the Parks,431.Clouds' Rest,68,452.Cole, Cornelius,6.Colorado National Monument,408,511.Colorado River, and the Grand Cañon,199-209.Colter, John,12-24.Colter's Hell,23.Columbia Rock,452.Columbia's Crest,135,467.Continental Divide,186,187,436.Cook, C. W.,25.Cook Forest,268.Crater Lake, first impressions,137,138;origin,138,139;description,140-45;discovery,145,146;trout-fishing,146.Crater Lake National Park,137-47;founding,146;location and area,146;proposed additions,147;in table,401;guide to,470-74.Cut Bank Pass,158.Cut Bank River,156.Dana Mountain,65,92.Daniels, Mark,278,279.Dawes, Henry L.,6.Death Valley,102.Deer Mountain,188.Desert, The, by John C. Van Dyke, quoted,209,210.Devil Postpile,410,511.Devil's Lake,244,245.Devil's Tower,405,511.Diamond Lake,147.Diller, Joseph S., quoted,142,143,219.Dinosaur National Monument,408,511.Dipper,orwater-ouzel,313.Doane, Lieut. Gustavus C.,25,26.Dock, white,124.Doty, James,158.Dunes, in Indiana,268,404.Eagle Peak, Mt. Rainier,464.Eagle Peak, Yosemite,88,452.Eagle Point,137.Echo Mountain,180.El Capitan,68,452.El Morro National Monument,405,511.El Tovar,193.Electric Peak,357,440,441.Electrical storm,324-26.Eliot, Charles W.,223;quoted,370.Elk,53,305,306.Elk, Roosevelt,234.Elk Island Park,261,413,520.Emerald Lake,257.Emmons Glacier,130,131.Equipment,431,432.Erosion, in the Grand Cañon,194,198-206.Estes Park,176.Eureka, Cal.,268.Everts, Truman C.,58-64.Fall River automobile road,187.Falls of the Yellowstone,38,41,42.Fern Lake,187.Fewkes, Dr. Jesse Walter,171;quoted,167,168,268.Fiddle Creek Cañon,253.Field, B. C.,258.Firehole,30.Firehole River,436.Fisher, Walter L.,279,280.Fishing,441-43,454,458,469,474,486,487,493,494,501,504,516.Flat-Top Mountain,180,187.Flowers, of Yellowstone Park,52;of Yosemite Park,79-83;of Mt. Rainier,122-30,348;of Rocky Mountain Park,181,182,347;of the Olympic Mts.,234;of Rocky Mountains Park, Canada,256;of mountain-tops,347,348.Folding Mountain,253.Folsom, David E.,25.Forest, the, spirit of,282-95.See alsoTrees.Forest Cañon,187.Forest reservations,272-76.Forests, petrified,45-50.Fort Howe Park,262,413,520.Fort Manuel,14,15,16,20.Fort Totten,244.Fossils,258,412.Franklin Pass,101.Fuller, Miss Fay,121.Fusillade Mountain,155.Garfield Grove,457.Gem Lake,180,188.General Grant National Park,99,100,105;in table,401;guide to,459.Geysers, of Yellowstone Park,26,28-35,438,439.Ghost River,255.Giant Forest,105.Giant Forest Grove,457.Gibbs Mountain,65.Gila Cliff Dwellings,409,511.Glaciation,351-55;in Yosemite Park,70-76;in Sequoia Park,102,103;at Crater Lake,141,142;in Glacier National Park,152.Glacier Gorge,186.Glacier National Park, lakes,148-50,154,155;mountains,150,151,155,156;glaciers,151,152,155,156;game,152,153;place-names,153;wild flowers,153;streams,156,157;history,157-60;motor road to Waterton Lakes Park,259;in table,402;guide to,475-87.Glacier Park, Canada,412,517.Glacier Point, Yosemite,68,88,452.Glaciers, of Mt. Rainier,117,118,130-34;of Glacier National Park,151,152,155,156,484,485;of Rocky Mountain Park,180;of Mt. McKinley,249;speed,352;formation,352,353.Glen Cañon,191,197.Goat, mountain,306,307.Going-to-the-Sun Mountain,155,358.Gould Mountain,150.Gran Quivira,407,511.Grand Cañon National Monument,410.Grand Cañon of the Colorado, proposed National Park,190,191;first impressions,191,192;views,192,193;description,193-95;formation,194,198-206;climate,195,196;plant life,196,197;animal life,197;history,206-08;books about,209;a land of form and of color,210;guide to,495-99.Grand Cañon of the Yellowstone,38,39,41,439,440.Grand Lake,188.Grand Mesa,404.Grand River,188.Grand Teton,44,266.Grand View,193.Gray, Asa, quoted,79.Gray's Peak,330.Greeley, Horace,112.Grinnell, George Bird, and Yellowstone Park,57;and Glacier Park,157-60;quoted,159,160.Grinnell Glacier,150,151.Grinnell Lake,150,153.Grinnell Mountain,150.Grizzly Giant,77,78,104,105,451.Grosvenor, Gilbert H., quoted,100,101.Hague's Peak,179.Haleakala,222,227,228,503,504.Half Dome,68,452.Hall, Harvey Monroe, and Carlotta Case Hall,A Yosemite Flora, quoted,82,83.Hallet Glacier,180,188.Harris, Capt. Moses,57.Hauser, Samuel T.,26.Hawaii National Park, location and area,221,222;volcanoes,221-29;