Colorado mines

Henson, Colorado is a ghost town on the Alpine Loop Backcountry Byway. The Ute-Ulay mining complex is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Tucked high in the mountains approximately 12 miles northeast of Silverton, Colorado, Animas Forks ghost town is a hidden gem steeped in the history of the Centennial State’s mining era. It’s located on a 65-mile off-roading route known as the Alpine Loop, but can also be reached by a rough dirt road that some two-wheel drive vehicles could handle. Off-road vehicle recommended. Check current conditions prior to embarking on this adventure.

Lewis Mine in Telluride, Colorado is above Bridal Veil Falls in the Bridal Veil basin. The Lewis Mill was built in 1907 and is said to be one of the most intact examples of historic mining sites in the state. Since it is so remote and only accessible by foot (4 miles from the trailhead), most everything has been left alone up there. It is on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2001, the mill was restored by a State Historical Fund grant and the materials used were flown to the site…

While many tourists headed to Colorado turn their sights toward places like Denver, Vail, and Aspen, some of the best outdoor recreation can be found in lesser-known small towns around

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Colorado in the fall brings about beautiful colors, cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and many exciting events and adventures for visitors.

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Colorado School of Mines was founded in 1874 in Golden, Co. The current student body is 4800 including undergraduates and graduates. The student to fa...