"The Bigger Picture"
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For The Educational Series:
"Alternative Health Care
(Alternative Medicine?)
-- What's The REAL Issue?"

The foot tunnel at U.S. National Park Service's Scotts Bluff National Monument (named after the area's legendary early- nineteenth-century fur trader Hiram Scott and located in western Nebraska near the Colorado state line) dug as a test prior to the Summit Road's vehicular tunnels in 1933; now a part of the 1.6 mile (2.6 kilometer) long, 435 foot (133 meter) climb, asphalt hiking path, Saddle Rock Trail.
Photo by Jonathan S. Garcia.
For more information and pictures, visit: http://www.nps.gov/ scbl/planyourvisit/ sadrock.htm


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