Spicy Taco
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Enthusiast I
Does anyone know of some good areas to go and get down and dirty with this potential amount of snow fall?
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4x in this potential shower of snow
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Off-Road Ranger I
Na, no way man, Tractor Supply parking lot..
Advocate III
Gold Camp Road, any where up Cheyenne Mountain, head to Cripple Creek,... then you have a lot of stuff south down by Penrose, Florence, Silverton, Salida... way down south you have Wolf Creek, Alamoso, and a few other towns with famous trails taking off into the San Juans. Head up north into Arapaho Basin, Aspen, Breck...
Take out a map of Colorado and a compass... draw a 1” circle around Colorado Springs and go... if you’re still unsure where to go... look at that mountain to your west... it’s full of trails... 7 years up there and I never explored them all, and never went down the same 2 track twice.
Pathfinder III
I’m in Breckenridge at the moment and we got a good amount of snow yesterday, I’m planning to drive on Boreas pass.
Spicy Taco
Rank V
Enthusiast I
I love this idea. Exactly what I need to be doing, just get lost in the mountains. I was thinking of cruising through gold camp to cripple creek. Thanks for the advice.
Member III
If you have a full day, you could do the Gold Belt Tour out of Cripple Creek too:
www.colorado.com
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Colorado Scenic Byway: Gold Belt Tour & Cripple Creek
Colorado's Gold Belt Tour Scenic Byway takes you through frontier country and Golf Rush-era towns, leading to Florissant Fossilbeds National Monument.
www.colorado.com
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