In 1868 , Pingree established a logging camp in the valley that now bears his name .
In 1867 George W. Pingree traveled up the South Fork of the Poudre River and into the park looking for trees to make suitable railroad ties for the Union Pacific Railroad .
In 1868 , George W. Pingree established a logging camp in the valley that now bears George W. Pingree 's name .
In 1867 George W. Pingree traveled up the South Fork of the Poudre River and into the park looking for trees to make suitable railroad ties for the Union Pacific Railroad .