Gladys Manners, a society belle, and daughter of John Manners, a millionaire, becomes restless in the bonds of society. Her father plans a camping trip. The idea of going into the mountains appeals strongly to Gladys. In the mountains, Gladys meets with "Bill" Long. "Bill" is a guide. Long saves her from a terrible fall. Frank, Gladys' sweetheart, pays an unexpected visit to the camp just in time to see "Bill" Long holding Gladys in his arms. Enter the green monster - jealousy. Then comes a quarrel. Gladys is provoked and returns her engagement ring to Frank. Long and Spaulding glare at each other. Gladys leaves to walk through the woods. The girl is attacked by bandits, who seek to kidnap her. Spaulding sees and rushes to rescue his erstwhile sweetheart. In the thickest of the fight, John Manners and "Bill" Long rescue Spaulding, who has become hard pressed. Frank has shown the courage of a real man and a lover. "Bill" Long commends Spaulding for his grit and bravery, while Gladys stands admiringly at his side. The lovers are reconciled and all ends happily. - Moving Picture World, November 1915