The 1902 Lodge at Los Lagos Ranch is a rare example of a two-story Rustic style summer dwelling. 

The 1902 Lodge at Los Lagos Ranch is a rare example of a two-story Rustic style summer dwelling. 

This one-story, duplex-like Rustic style log building was constructed in 1932.  It is divided into a three room ranger station and a four room seasonal residence. 

Originally built in 1931, the five room one-story Rustic style ranger cabin has a gabled roof that is covered with wood shingles. 

Built in 1930, the small, well maintained log cabin is a good example of the National Park Service’s Rustic style design philosophy as implemented at Rocky Mountain National Park during the 1930s.  

The trail is associated with the early resort industry and tourism in the Estes Park region, from its construction and initial use in 1910 through 1945, the year in which tourism in the park significantly changed due to increased automobile traffic after World War II.

Constructed circa 1900, this wood frame rural schoolhouse, with a T-shaped plan, is now a residence.

The circa 1900 Fox Stone Barn is a good example of a method of construction once common in the foothills area of Boulder County.  

The 60-foot long single span concrete rigid frame structure crosses North St. Vrain Creek at the southern edge of Lyons. 

Built in 1933, the shelter’s design is typical of WPA construction.