Manitou Posters and Art Prints
Description: 1919 travel poster urging people to visit Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado. In the foreground two attractive young ladies are seen waving to friends who have arrived in their car. In the background a railroad train is rounding the bend of a mountain.
Description: Manitou Springs, USA travel illustration - a Colorado mountain town of Victorian storefronts at the foot of a great peak, a little cog railway train climbing red rock slopes and a mineral spring fountain. A retro flat-design souvenir for travelers who love Manitou Springs and exploring the world. Perfect for wanderlust, vacation memories and lovers of beautiful faraway towns and coastlines.
Description: Celebrate the Manitou Incline with a Colorado hiking trail badge inspired by the famous mountain stair climb and summit club tradition. Designed for hikers, trail runners, mountain climbers, and outdoor adventurers who have conquered the Manitou Springs ascent. This summit achievement design captures endurance, elevation, and Colorado mountain pride.
Description: Manitou Springs Incline brings Colorado hiking spirit to life with a snowy mountain landscape inspired by one of the region's most challenging and recognizable trails. This scenic design is made for hikers, trail runners, Colorado travelers, mountain lovers, and anyone who has climbed the Incline or dreams of taking on the ascent. Celebrate high altitude adventure, Rocky Mountain scenery, and the memorable experience of reaching the top of the Manitou Springs Incline.
Description: Known as Little London in its early days, Colorado Springs was founded in 1871 as a resort town by Civil War hero, General William J. Palmer. Today, Colorado’s second-largest city is home to stunning natural scenery, endless blue skies, and exciting choices for outdoor adventure. Manitou Springs is a resort town just outside Colorado Springs that is known for its mineral springs and mountain landscapes, dominated by soaring Pikes Peak. We found this one in pretty rough shape in a thrift store in Denver with a date of 1977 embedded in the original art and if you ask us, it looks the part. We redrew the iron on and then tore it apart again to make it look the part, so here it is, road trippers - Colorado Springs & Manitou Springs 1977.
