Neenowuxoote'i

Neenowuxoote’i is an Arapaho name for Flatiron Mountain, meaning “they face to the north.” The mountain rises in the Colorado Front Range, above the valleys and plains to the east. Its rocky heights belong to a landscape of peaks, streams and passes named by Arapaho people who traveled through the region. The eastern slopes descend toward the Cache la Poudre and Big Thompson river country.