Great video! The San Juans are probably my favorite place on the planet, I love making documentaries about the ghost towns there like Eureka and Chattanooga!
Hi Randy, you look so happy in that bathtub. It was the perfect way to end a wonderful and very beautiful day. Like so many States, Colorado is really Awesome. Thank you for another very enjoyable video and God Bless You... Robin :-)
best travel channel on the internet. I think this guy wore out america. I wish he knew spanish and was cool with the cartels cause the geography of vera cruz looks very interesting
I love history and appreciate when you include historic tales in your videos (when it makes sense of course). Great use of music yet again to accompany the beautiful imagery. The aspens are incredible. As always, my oldest daughter was cuddled up with me while watching and when you found the tub and paused to say "You know what I'm thinking"? she giggled like crazy. I wish I had recorded it. One of her favorite things about your channel is watching you jump into the water
Such a beautiful piece of God's handywork. My wife and I have been blessed to see the Aspen in September in 2018. Hopefully our trip starting in April will last long enough to see them again this fall. We're going to head out and kind of go where the road takes us. Planning on spending all our time exploring the west. Thanks for another great video. God bless. 👍🙏👫
Kudos once again. I love the Aspens--the way they look and the way they sound in the wind. Love your sense of adventure; not sure I would get in that tub! :) Blessings as always.
Randy, Another wonderful video from America’s Parks of the Aspens at their peak in early October. I really think that is the best time of the year to explore this area, and enjoy Ouray Durango, and Silverton. Smart not to go in that mine, but I really enjoyed you sticking the camera in there so we could get a look. I agree, not room for two in that bathtub! THANKS FOR TAKING US ALONG TO COLORFUL COLORADO, . . . Mike
Very cool video. Great narration and great visuals. What a beautiful area and those Aspens turning colors are just icing on the cake. Really neat find with the secret bathtub. Spots like that are just awesome. My favorite secret spot is Poet’s Table .
Hello America's Park's😊😊, those San Juan Mountains are SPECTACULAR. Really cool to see that old mine shaft and it did look inviting. I remember my time in Ouray and exploring Cascade Falls. The ride leaving Ouray heading south was absolutely breathtaking, and a little nervous as there were no gaurdrails for most of 550 to Durango and Mesa Verde National Park. You know what Randy, you wouldn't be all that far from Rainbow Bridge, National Monument😊😊! Great video👍👍! My Florida National Parks trip might be early to mid April.
This was a fun day exploring! Lots to see out in the back country, although I'd never head into the mine shaft 😆 I love the aspen trees up in the mountains. Nice bathtub find! 🛀
That mine shaft was pretty cool that you looked into that had the water in it! Your shots of the San Juan mountains were beautiful in this video. All the yellow Aspen Trees were breathtaking! That hot springs bathtub 🛀 was super nice! No jumping into that tub is definitely not the craziest thing I seen you do! You have done a lot crazier lol. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us Randy!
The Silver Cloud mine was a Lead Mine with copper and zinc being secondary could not find a year on it. Shafts go into the ground where you would need a rope ladder or elevator to enter, adits go into the sides of hills or mountains were you can easily walk in if not blocked.
Back in the 1980's my parents were on their way to Mesa Verde via the million dollar highway. They were pulling a camper behind them and the steep grade got the better of them and they slowed to almost a crawl. Eventually they were able to regain some momentum and make itover red mountain pass. I remember my Dad telling me therewas a little extra praying going on that day.
If you return to Silverton check out the Old Hundred mine. There is a boarding house perched high up on the mountain. We hiked the trail that takes you above the boarding house. We did not attempt the scramble down to it. The trail there is very narrow in places. There are 3 open mine shafts on the way. High clearance 4WD is required to get to the trailhead. It takes almost an hour to Jeep from Silverton to the trailhead. The Silverton visitors center can answer questions and give directions.
High quality narration as usual. Cool hike! Too bad the mine is flooded. Aspens were gorgeous! 👍 Love the San Juans. The kids and I did a bunch of hikes here the past couple of years. We love the Ouray Perimeter Trail and Highland Mary Lakes hikes.
Such joy in the San Juan’s!!We love the Ouray area and all it has to offer. Thanks for bringing back the memories and rekindling the desire for another trip up there. Take good care, Randy!
Go see if you can find any gold left in the tailings! Maybe the million dollar highway is called that due to the million dollar views. Incredible. Bath in the woods? Perfect!
Smart idea not to go inside! I’m a mine explorer here in Colorado and without the right training and gear abandoned mines can quickly become deadly. I’ll check out that mine this summer and make a video on what I find inside!
Thanks for the affirmation... but, man was it tempting! Look forward to seeing your work. That must be an incredible adventure to get inside those places!
So special when those aspens are peaking! Probably should have thought a little more before jumping in the tub. lol! Overall, it was really smooth on the inside.
that was great, we have driven that highway 2 times once from each direction, stayed 5 nights in Colorado last fall exploring the place, the tub was awsome. You should check out the manitou incline in Manitou, CO. It would make agood video of you hiking up it, 2000 verticle in under a mile on railroad tie steps. I'm sure you get a good workout just moving the camera around to get you coming and going. Keep up the good work, missed your family members on the last few videos
Hi Fran, thanks for the suggestion! Made a note. Thinking 3 more from CO and then looking forward to the 4 full days on the Blue Ridge Parkway with Julie. Although maybe some Grand Teton vids if the brief trip pans out for March. Enjoy your weekend!
Great video!! Very interesting and informative about the history. Absolutely breathtaking scenery- especially those gorgeous golden aspens!! I finally get to take my hubby out to CO this summer. Hitting my favorite- Rocky Mtn Natl and Estes Park 💙🏞🗻 would love to see another Rocky Mtn Natl Park video from you :)
Hey, Sara, that's wonderful to hear! Hope you guys have a great trip! ...Funny you should ask, have RMNP in the line-up! Hopefully something within the next two months.
Cool brother, now I know exactly what you were up to that day, lol. The history sure runs deep, can't imagine how hard that work must have been, building and mining. I wish we had more time so we could have droned some of the huge, dilapidated mining structures. Looked to be the only way to safely explore some of them. Maybe if we can get back to that area some point next summer we can do it together. I think this area is my most anticipated up and coming Adventure Zone. . . .
Oh my! I was worried you were going to go into that mine shaft. Thank goodness you didn't. I know you were so tempted. They should put up a barrier because you know someone will go in there. It's dangerous!
Randy, are you familiar with the Japanese concept of Shinrin-yoku? It translates as Forest bathing; well, you have taken it to a literal level! Those aspen groves were beautiful.
Million dollar highway. I have lived in Durango/Bayfield my whole life, it was a million dollars a mile. Also they used all the old tailings piles from all the mines... also why is said to be "paved in gold" considering the rich ore that was still within the tailings. Pretty amazing place in the world!
Wow, this was so very cool! As someone who loves history, I keep having to add stops along my life's list of hope-to-see destinations. Thank you for sharing this. You're living out the lyrics of that old Rich Mullins song "Calling Out His Name."
You gotta love those solo treks. As much as i enjoy visiting sites with the family/ or a friend, I also enjoy getting out with no distractions and really immerse myself in what im doing. That sure is one stunning area bud. The Hot Spring tub was great! Now that Spring is almost arrived out here, im really itching to get out and see more of whats out there. Looking to head to AZ in a few weeks and do a night fishing clip im excited about w/ a few more AZ stops in April as well. Hope all is well out there in NJ.
Thanks, Robert! Yes, all is good here in NJ. Those were some memorable days in CO. Still have three more uploads from this trip. Hope you enjoy AZ. Look forward to your videos!
Very interesting video. Loved all the mining history! Interesting that was one of the only uncovered mining shafts you've seen. In Idaho there are tons of old abandoned mines that are completely wide open. Near Silver City, Idaho on War Eagle Mountain there are tons of mining tunnels to explore. I've been in several and it is both exhilarating and stressful!
You missed out, there's a food court just inside that mine with a Chipotle and Panda Express. I've noticed the improved, subtle storyline in your recent videos; researched, planned, close- medium-far-overhead shots, in a chronological documentary casual manner. The only thing missing was a rubber duck in the tub. That would've been hilarious.
I think I fell asleep when this originally played on my feed, but that doesn’t have anything to do with the video... but I saw this come up and I watched it of course.. and I really like what you did with this video. Do you like going to sites alone?
How are you doing guys ihope you are fine happy Easter in advance iwish all days of your life time as spring bright and flowering thank you for your great efforts despite this hard circumstances of global pandemic as always iam gathering main information about places you visited for all subscribers to benefit from here it’s San Juan mountain is high rugged mountain range in Rocky Mountain south western Colorado northwestern New Mexico area is high mineralized Colorado mineral belt figured in gold and sliver mining industry of early Colorado major towns all old mining. Camps included creede lake city sliver ouary telluride large scale mining has ended in region although indenpent prospectors still work. Claims throughout range last large scale mines were sunnyside mine near silverton in which operated until late in 20 century and idarao mine and red mountain pass closed down in 1970s famous old San Juan mines included camp bird smuggler union mines both located between telluride and ouary
There are was scene of major environmental disaster in 1990s when liner of cyanide laced tailing pond began leaking heavily summit ville in summit ville caldera one of many extinct volcanoes making San Juan volcanic field one la Garita caldera is35 miles large beds of lava some extending under floor of San Luis valley are characteristic of eastern slope of San Juan tourism is part of regional economy with narrow gauge railway between Durango silverton attractions in summer jeeping in old trails is popular historic mining camps including black bear road old ghost towns mountain climbing many old mining camps sites of summer homes ski resort purgatory resort skiing of wolf creek pass at wolf creek ski area there are dozens of summits such as mount Wilson mount sneffeis horse mountains little cone
Finally mining operators in San Juan mountain area formed San Juan district mining as association in 1903 result of western federation of miners to telluride mining association for eight hours day which had been approved in referendum by 72 percent of Colorado voters new association coslidated. Power of thirty six. Mining properties in San Miguel San Juan counties Sjdma. Refused to consider any reduction in hours or increase in wages helping to provoke bitter strik thank you you are as guide tourist for people around world not only USA citizens only stay safe blessed best wishes for you your loved ones
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Great video! The San Juans are probably my favorite place on the planet, I love making documentaries about the ghost towns there like Eureka and Chattanooga!
Really cool! Need to check out your channel!
@@AmericasParks thank you!
My favorite little town in that area, although it's a bit north, is ridgeway. That was my #1 pick for settling down in. I love those mountains.
Good taste! This area was just right in so many ways!
Hi Randy, you look so happy in that bathtub. It was the perfect way to end a wonderful and very beautiful day. Like so many States, Colorado is really Awesome. Thank you for another very enjoyable video and God Bless You... Robin :-)
Thanks, Robin! Seeing new places in CO with those aspens popping was pretty spectacular. Hope all is well, brother!
best travel channel on the internet. I think this guy wore out america. I wish he knew spanish and was cool with the cartels cause the geography of vera cruz looks very interesting
Thanks, Jesse... still few more places to explore! lol! Enjoy your weekend!
I love history and appreciate when you include historic tales in your videos (when it makes sense of course). Great use of music yet again to accompany the beautiful imagery. The aspens are incredible. As always, my oldest daughter was cuddled up with me while watching and when you found the tub and paused to say "You know what I'm thinking"? she giggled like crazy. I wish I had recorded it. One of her favorite things about your channel is watching you jump into the water
Love the comment, Jymn! Think the water shots are becoming a trademark of the channel! :)
Wow, those colors!!
Right on - so amazing!
I would've jumped into the tub as well after hiking around all day. Awesome place thank you.
Good call, Jerry! Thanks for the comment!
I hope to go to Utah and Colorado in a few weeks. Another nice video with great footage!
Sweet - some of my favorite states. Enjoy your time there!
Such a beautiful piece of God's handywork. My wife and I have been blessed to see the Aspen in September in 2018. Hopefully our trip starting in April will last long enough to see them again this fall. We're going to head out and kind of go where the road takes us. Planning on spending all our time exploring the west. Thanks for another great video. God bless. 👍🙏👫
Amen... and wow, what a fantastic trip you have to look forward to!
I can’t believe you timed your visit so well. The aspens are so lovely that time of year. Love the yellow colors
Thanks, Kayla! Wasn't planning on it, but it did work just perfect!
Watch out for the tommy knockers there in the mines
The scenery is fantastic! The town, the waterfalls, the mine! Great video as always!
Thanks for the kind words! Glad to know you enjoyed the video!
Kudos once again. I love the Aspens--the way they look and the way they sound in the wind. Love your sense of adventure; not sure I would get in that tub! :) Blessings as always.
Haha.. can't blame you, but a pretty cool experience. And the aspens... so amazing!
Randy, Another wonderful video from America’s Parks of the Aspens at their peak in early October. I really think that is the best time of the year to explore this area, and enjoy Ouray Durango, and Silverton. Smart not to go in that mine, but I really enjoyed you sticking the camera in there so we could get a look. I agree, not room for two in that bathtub! THANKS FOR TAKING US ALONG TO COLORFUL COLORADO, . . . Mike
You've had a good life, Mike! Like you, so thankful for the opportunity to see all these amazing places!
I’m Canadian and love Colorado! Thank you!
Thanks, Dawn... and greetings from the US!
Very cool video. Great narration and great visuals. What a beautiful area and those Aspens turning colors are just icing on the cake.
Really neat find with the secret bathtub. Spots like that are just awesome. My favorite secret spot is Poet’s Table .
So true, Michael! These memorable unique finds are often what makes the trip so special.
Hello America's Park's😊😊, those San Juan Mountains are SPECTACULAR. Really cool to see that old mine shaft and it did look inviting. I remember my time in Ouray and exploring Cascade Falls. The ride leaving Ouray heading south was absolutely breathtaking, and a little nervous as there were no gaurdrails for most of 550 to Durango and Mesa Verde National Park. You know what Randy, you wouldn't be all that far from Rainbow Bridge, National Monument😊😊! Great video👍👍! My Florida National Parks trip might be early to mid April.
Thanks, Al! So you've been out there - what a great location. So memorable! Hope everything works together for your FLA trip!
This was a fun day exploring! Lots to see out in the back country, although I'd never head into the mine shaft 😆 I love the aspen trees up in the mountains. Nice bathtub find! 🛀
Thanks... will never forget that tub experience! Take care!
Awesome.Thanks for sharing again.Be safe!!
Thanks, Christine... you too!
That mine shaft was pretty cool that you looked into that had the water in it! Your shots of the San Juan mountains were beautiful in this video. All the yellow Aspen Trees were breathtaking! That hot springs bathtub 🛀 was super nice! No jumping into that tub is definitely not the craziest thing I seen you do! You have done a lot crazier lol. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us Randy!
haha! Yeah, there has been some wild stuff over the years! Thanks for watching, Eric!
The Silver Cloud mine was a Lead Mine with copper and zinc being secondary could not find a year on it.
Shafts go into the ground where you would need a rope ladder or elevator to enter, adits go into the sides of hills or mountains were you can easily walk in if not blocked.
Appreciate the added information! The mining history in the area is so fascinating. Those were some tough dudes!
Back in the 1980's my parents were on their way to Mesa Verde via the million dollar highway. They were pulling a camper behind them and the steep grade got the better of them and they slowed to almost a crawl. Eventually they were able to regain some momentum and make itover red mountain pass. I remember my Dad telling me therewas a little extra praying going on that day.
Wow, what a story, David! Beautiful, but crazy road!
Oh wow - way interesting area! We used to look at little mines in Baja, but they creep me out. That hot tub was awesome! Narration perfection!
Thanks, Heather! Another fun day of exploring!
If you return to Silverton check out the Old Hundred mine. There is a boarding house perched high up on the mountain. We hiked the trail that takes you above the boarding house. We did not attempt the scramble down to it. The trail there is very narrow in places. There are 3 open mine shafts on the way. High clearance 4WD is required to get to the trailhead. It takes almost an hour to Jeep from Silverton to the trailhead. The Silverton visitors center can answer questions and give directions.
Appreciate the fine suggestion! Made a note!
I enjoyed your video! Well done, and entertaining. Thumb up, subbed and shared. Can't wait to see some of your newer content.
Much appreciated, thanks!
This was amazing! The narration and cinematography was so great! Plus the views in Colorado can’t be beat!
Thanks for the very kind words! Enjoy the rest of your week!
very nice thankfull
Appreciate that, Carlos!
Great tour. Thanks my friend
Thanks for the kind comment!
High quality narration as usual. Cool hike! Too bad the mine is flooded. Aspens were gorgeous! 👍 Love the San Juans. The kids and I did a bunch of hikes here the past couple of years. We love the Ouray Perimeter Trail and Highland Mary Lakes hikes.
Great comment, my friend! Neat to hear you've experienced this one - for so many, this place is unheard of. Enjoy your weekend!
@@AmericasParks You too! Glad you found that hidden tub and didn't get tetanus. 😁
Such joy in the San Juan’s!!We love the Ouray area and all it has to offer. Thanks for bringing back the memories and rekindling the desire for another trip up there. Take good care, Randy!
Happy to hear that, James!
Man I can't get enough of those trees! What time of year did you visit? Really enjoyed this video great narration and really liked you're closer lol
We were there early October - hit those aspens just right! Incredible!
Glad you are enjoying the West👍 it is great out here.
Right on, Brooke. Would be content just visiting the 4 corner states!
@@AmericasParks Future videos😉
Go see if you can find any gold left in the tailings! Maybe the million dollar highway is called that due to the million dollar views. Incredible. Bath in the woods? Perfect!
That would have been really nice! Thanks for watching, Josh!
Hope i get to meet you some day in Colorado randy, great videos man
Thanks, Beau... I'm sure it would be pleasure to meet you.
@@AmericasParks any plans for an Alaskan trip soon?
@@beaugonzales5171 Was actually planning this summer with my wife, but the town where my buddy lives has really locked things down due to covid.
Smart idea not to go inside! I’m a mine explorer here in Colorado and without the right training and gear abandoned mines can quickly become deadly. I’ll check out that mine this summer and make a video on what I find inside!
Thanks for the affirmation... but, man was it tempting! Look forward to seeing your work. That must be an incredible adventure to get inside those places!
Great job highlighting the beauty of this area! Enjoyed seeing the bright yellow aspens and awesome drone shots! Informative narration too! 👍
Appreciate your kind words! So blessed to hit those aspens at just the right time!
Love the golden aspens! That's a great time of year out there. You're a courageous man sitting in that rusty tub.
So special when those aspens are peaking! Probably should have thought a little more before jumping in the tub. lol! Overall, it was really smooth on the inside.
that was great, we have driven that highway 2 times once from each direction, stayed 5 nights in Colorado last fall exploring the place, the tub was awsome. You should check out the manitou incline in Manitou, CO. It would make agood video of you hiking up it, 2000 verticle in under a mile on railroad tie steps. I'm sure you get a good workout just moving the camera around to get you coming and going. Keep up the good work, missed your family members on the last few videos
Hi Fran, thanks for the suggestion! Made a note. Thinking 3 more from CO and then looking forward to the 4 full days on the Blue Ridge Parkway with Julie. Although maybe some Grand Teton vids if the brief trip pans out for March. Enjoy your weekend!
Great video!! Very interesting and informative about the history. Absolutely breathtaking scenery- especially those gorgeous golden aspens!!
I finally get to take my hubby out to CO this summer. Hitting my favorite- Rocky Mtn Natl and Estes Park 💙🏞🗻 would love to see another Rocky Mtn Natl Park video from you :)
Hey, Sara, that's wonderful to hear! Hope you guys have a great trip! ...Funny you should ask, have RMNP in the line-up! Hopefully something within the next two months.
Awesome!! Can't wait!!🏞🗻
Cool brother, now I know exactly what you were up to that day, lol. The history sure runs deep, can't imagine how hard that work must have been, building and mining. I wish we had more time so we could have droned some of the huge, dilapidated mining structures. Looked to be the only way to safely explore some of them. Maybe if we can get back to that area some point next summer we can do it together. I think this area is my most anticipated up and coming Adventure Zone. . . .
So glad you suggested we visit this area! It was a great two days!
Oh my! I was worried you were going to go into that mine shaft. Thank goodness you didn't. I know you were so tempted. They should put up a barrier because you know someone will go in there. It's dangerous!
Yes, couldn't believe it was open. Not a big fan of fences/barricades, but like you, concerned someone could get seriously hurt.
That looks like a challenging hike with those loose rocks. So beautiful though.
Thanks, Julie!
How impressive the colors of this place...amazing Colorado. Congratulations from Brasil. Take care yourself!
Greeting from the USA, Silvio! Thanks for traveling with us All the best to you!
Randy, are you familiar with the Japanese concept of Shinrin-yoku? It translates as Forest bathing; well, you have taken it to a literal level! Those aspen groves were beautiful.
haha! How could I resist! I believe all the viewers were saying... "I know he's going in that tub!" Enjoy your weekend, Bob!
Million dollar highway. I have lived in Durango/Bayfield my whole life, it was a million dollars a mile. Also they used all the old tailings piles from all the mines... also why is said to be "paved in gold" considering the rich ore that was still within the tailings. Pretty amazing place in the world!
Really cool facts - thank you! Never heard of this place until I went with my Colorado friend. One of my most favorite adventures!
so much good stuff! great views and love the old wooden buildings. no room for us in that tub hahaha thanks for showing us around
Thanks for watching! That was a memorable day outside of Ouray, CO. Definitely worth a return visit!
Nice Work Randy! I can't wait to get the opportunity to explore Colorado myself!!
I've been waiting too long to begin enjoying this incredible state! Enjoy your week, Tom!
Wow, this was so very cool! As someone who loves history, I keep having to add stops along my life's list of hope-to-see destinations. Thank you for sharing this. You're living out the lyrics of that old Rich Mullins song "Calling Out His Name."
Here's a link to that song: th-cam.com/video/z_enljD4380/w-d-xo.html
I think of you and your family each time that I hear it.
Oh yes, Rich Mullins! Spent a lot of time in the 90's listing to his stuff. "Winds of Heaven" was my favorite. Enjoy your weekend, Chris!
@@ccchhhrrriiisss100 Thanks... great video! Hope we are glorifying the Lord as we enjoy His creation and praise Him for His wondrous deeds!
You gotta love those solo treks. As much as i enjoy visiting sites with the family/ or a friend, I also enjoy getting out with no distractions and really immerse myself in what im doing. That sure is one stunning area bud. The Hot Spring tub was great! Now that Spring is almost arrived out here, im really itching to get out and see more of whats out there. Looking to head to AZ in a few weeks and do a night fishing clip im excited about w/ a few more AZ stops in April as well. Hope all is well out there in NJ.
Thanks, Robert! Yes, all is good here in NJ. Those were some memorable days in CO. Still have three more uploads from this trip. Hope you enjoy AZ. Look forward to your videos!
Very interesting video. Loved all the mining history! Interesting that was one of the only uncovered mining shafts you've seen. In Idaho there are tons of old abandoned mines that are completely wide open. Near Silver City, Idaho on War Eagle Mountain there are tons of mining tunnels to explore. I've been in several and it is both exhilarating and stressful!
If it were safe, would love to explore an old mining tunnel. That must have been quite an experience for you, Andy!
You missed out, there's a food court just inside that mine with a Chipotle and Panda Express. I've noticed the improved, subtle storyline in your recent videos; researched, planned, close- medium-far-overhead shots, in a chronological documentary casual manner. The only thing missing was a rubber duck in the tub. That would've been hilarious.
Without a doubt - that wins the "Comment of the Night" award (actually it swept all the categories!). Love it!
I think I fell asleep when this originally played on my feed, but that doesn’t have anything to do with the video... but I saw this come up and I watched it of course.. and I really like what you did with this video. Do you like going to sites alone?
yes and no. Enjoy the family, but I do enjoy spending some time alone at times.
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Thanks for watching!
How are you doing guys ihope you are fine happy Easter in advance iwish all days of your life time as spring bright and flowering thank you for your great efforts despite this hard circumstances of global pandemic as always iam gathering main information about places you visited for all subscribers to benefit from here it’s San Juan mountain is high rugged mountain range in Rocky Mountain south western Colorado northwestern New Mexico area is high mineralized Colorado mineral belt figured in gold and sliver mining industry of early Colorado major towns all old mining. Camps included creede lake city sliver ouary telluride large scale mining has ended in region although indenpent prospectors still work. Claims throughout range last large scale mines were sunnyside mine near silverton in which operated until late in 20 century and idarao mine and red mountain pass closed down in 1970s famous old San Juan mines included camp bird smuggler union mines both located between telluride and ouary
Thanks and have a blessed Easter yourself!
There are was scene of major environmental disaster in 1990s when liner of cyanide laced tailing pond began leaking heavily summit ville in summit ville caldera one of many extinct volcanoes making San Juan volcanic field one la Garita caldera is35 miles large beds of lava some extending under floor of San Luis valley are characteristic of eastern slope of San Juan tourism is part of regional economy with narrow gauge railway between Durango silverton attractions in summer jeeping in old trails is popular historic mining camps including black bear road old ghost towns mountain climbing many old mining camps sites of summer homes ski resort purgatory resort skiing of wolf creek pass at wolf creek ski area there are dozens of summits such as mount Wilson mount sneffeis horse mountains little cone
Great again!
you gotta family bro don't go in the hole.
Oh yeah... one of the leading contributors to play it safe!
Finally mining operators in San Juan mountain area formed San Juan district mining as association in 1903 result of western federation of miners to telluride mining association for eight hours day which had been approved in referendum by 72 percent of Colorado voters new association coslidated. Power of thirty six. Mining properties in San Miguel San Juan counties Sjdma. Refused to consider any reduction in hours or increase in wages helping to provoke bitter strik thank you you are as guide tourist for people around world not only USA citizens only stay safe blessed best wishes for you your loved ones
Blessings to you! Great research and kind words!
what does this dude do if he sees a bear
Thankfully no grizzlies out there.