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In 1914, the Colorado Mountain Club arranged for Arapaho elders living on the Wind River Reservation to take a two-week pack trip through what is now Rocky Mountain National Park, in order to provide the Arapaho names for landmarks in the area. Oliver Toll, who became the trip’s “accidental ethnographer,” recorded place names like the Ute Trail, Niwot Ridge, Lumpy Ridge, and the Never Summer Mountains, which are still used today (even though some people question the translations).