Ce'einox

Ce’eiinox, or “Game Bag,” is an Arapaho name for the country around Grand Lake in the Rocky Mountains. The deep lake lies below the Continental Divide near the headwaters of the Colorado River, in a basin shaped by glaciers. Arapaho people spent summers in the mountains following game, then moved towards the plains for winter. They also called Grand Lake beteeni’ec, “Holy Lake.”