The Weminuche wilderness is named after a small group of Ute Indians who once inhabited this region of mountains in southwest Colorado. At 401,600 acres, this congressionally-designated wilderness area ranks as Colorado's largest and contains some of the most rugged and wild mountain terrain in the American West. While impressive in its own right, 13,075-foot North Twilight Peak; seen in this photograph at sunrise with its summit reflected in a small glacial tarn, is dwarfed by several 14,000 foot peaks immediately to the east. This horizontal photograph was captured with a 6x7 format camera. All photos in these fine art photo galleries may be ordered as fine art framed prints or for stock photography usage.