Connects: Highway 133 (West Elk Loop Scenic Byway), Coal Creek Road (FSR #307), Coal Basin Monument, Elk Park, Redstone Ice Tower (Winter) Redstone, CO – Coke Ovens The Redstone Coke Ovens are a series of coke ovens in Redstone, CO.…
Rifle Bridge
Connects: Colorado River Rifle, CO – Bridge The Rifle Bridge is a historic bridge built in 1909. This bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A sign on the bridge reads, “Bridge closed to all traffic trespassers…
Rifle Disposal Site
Connects: Government Road (CR 13), Estes Gulch, Hogback Ridge Trail Rifle, CO – Historic The Rifle Disposal Site is a 71-acre radioactive tailings disposal mound built by the Department of Energy for the interment of 3.5 million cubic yards of…
Satank Bridge
Connects: Roaring Fork River, Rio Grande Trail Carbondale, CO – Bridge Satank Bridge is a historic bridge built in 1900 over the Roaring Fork River that connects with the Rio Grande Trail near Carbondale, CO. The bridge is listed on…
Sheely Bridge (Ron Krajian Bridge)
Connects: Art Park, Roaring Fork River, John Denver Sanctuary, Rio Grande Trail, Rio Grande Park Aspen, CO – Bridge The Sheely Bridge, originally build in 1911 and called the Carbondale Bridge, is a historic steel truss bridge that spans the…
Ski Lift No. 1
Connects: Lift 1 Park, Willoughby Park, Lift 1 Park Aspen, CO – Historic Ski Lift No. 1 is Aspen’s first ski lift, known as the Boat Tow. This ski lift can be found in Lift 1 Park near Willoughby Park.…
Posted in Aspen, Dog Friendly, Historic, Sites, Walking Tagged with: "The Longest Ski Lift In The World", Boat Tow, Ski Lift No. One, Ski Lift Number 1
Ski Museum
Connects: Aspen Mountain, Silver Bell Ski Run, Blondie’s Cabin Aspen, CO – Decoration The Ski Museum is a fence made of old skis. The Ski Museum is located near Blondie’s Cabin off the Silver Bell Ski Run on Aspen Mountain.…
Smuggler Mine
Connects: Smuggler Mountain Road (FSR #131) Aspen, CO – Historic Mine Smuggler Mine is an old silver mine and a historic site on Smuggler Mountain, opposite Aspen Mountain, in Aspen, CO. The world’s largest silver nugget, weighing 1840 pounds, was…
Smuggler Mountain Road (FSR #131)
Connects: Arbaney Traverse, Mollie Gibson Park (Smuggler Park), Smuggler Mountain, Smuggler Mine, Mascotte 99 Trail, Smuggler Mountain Overlook, Hunter Creek Cutoff Trail, Behind The Sign (BTS) Trail, 10th Mountain Trail, Lollipop Trail, Robbie Wade Picnic Area, Tootsie Roll Trail, Benedict…
Posted in 1 Mile, 1-3 Miles, 4-7 Miles, 6 Miles, Aspen, Classic XC Skiing, Dog Friendly, Fat Biking, Hiking, Historic, Medium, Moderate, Mountain Biking, Nordic (XC Ski), Running, Sledding Hill, Smuggler Mountain, Snow, Snowshoeing, Trails, Winter Trail Tagged with: #aspenswingproject, Aspen's Backyard, FDR, Forest Development Road, Hot Babe Trail, Hot Wife Hill, Leaf Peeping, Most Popular
South Canyon Bridge
Connects: Lower Valley Trail (LoVa Trail), South Canyon, Colorado River, South Canyon Creek Road (CR 134), South Canyon Archery Range Glenwood Springs, CO – Bridge South Canyon Bridge, originally spelled South Canõn Bridge, is a historic bridge built in 1915…
Posted in Bridge, Glenwood Springs, Historic, Sites, South Canyon Tagged with: South Canõn Bridge, South Canyon Bridge
Storm King Firefighters Memorial
Connects: Two Rivers Park Glenwood Springs, CO – Memorial The Storm King Firefighters Memorial is a monument and plaques remembering the firefighters who fought the South Canyon Fire in 1994. This is a site at Two Rivers Park in Glenwood…
Storm King Fourteen Memorial Trail
Glenwood Springs, CO – Medium – 2 Miles – Hike – Dirt The Storm King Fourteen Memorial Trail is an intermediate/moderate trail you can hike. The trail is in memory of the 14 firefighters who died there during the South…
Posted in 1 Mile, 1-3 Miles, Glenwood Springs, Hiking, Historic, Medium, Moderate, Trails Tagged with: South Canyon Fire, South Canyon Memorial Trail, Storm King Mountain Memorial Trail
Swinging Bridge
Connects: Fryingpan River, Riverside Trail, Basalt Historical Walking Tour Basalt, CO – Bridge Swinging Bridge is an old bridge that spans the Fryingpan River in downtown Basalt, CO. More information about Swinging Bridge can be found at: Basalt Regional Heritage…
Thomasville Lime Kilns
Connects: Frying Pan Road (CR 104) Thomasville, CO – Lime Kilns The Thomasville Lime Kilns were built in 1888 and are some of the largest in existence. This is a site near Reudi Reservoir in Thomasville, CO. View Larger Map
Thompson House Museum History Park
Connects: Highway 133 (West Elk Look Scenic Byway), Crystal Valley Trail, River Valley Ranch Park (Triangle Park) Carbondale, CO – Historic The Thompson House Museum History Park features an authentic home, the Thompson House, built in the 1880s that contains…
Posted in Carbondale, Carbondale Parks, Historic, Open Area, Parks, Sites, Structure Tagged with: Homesteader’s Cabins
