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What will you be doing the next time you visit Ouray, Colorado? For those of you looking for some adventure, may we suggest a Jeep adventure courtesy of Ouray Mountain Adventures? One of the most exciting ways to explore the fascinating sights of the Rocky Mountains, you’ll come across ghost towns, sprawling fields of wildflowers, … Continued
Today we’re going to take a brief look at our neighbor Telluride, a mountain town located not far from Ouray. As the most populous town in San Miguel County, it has an equally rich history as Ouray, strongly steeped in mining. Today, Telluride is recognized as a ski resort with a world class pedigree known … Continued
For those of you that have read some of our previous blogs, you may have heard us mention Yankee Boy Basin. Very popular among those going off-roading, the alpine basin lies right here in Ouray County within the San Juan Mountains. The basin is also protected within Uncompahgre National Forest. If you’ve never been to … Continued
Have you ever watched a film and then had a moment of deja vu when you happened to see a scene from it in real life? It’s probably happened to everyone at some point. For locations that create sweeping drama, few states match the visual appeal of Colorado. Hence, it remains a highly popular choice … Continued
Now that May has officially arrived, the spring weather presents countless opportunities to get outdoors and explore the surroundings. Hiking trails, cascading waterfalls, Ouray and the neighboring areas are brimming with natural sights to explore. Speaking of hiking, there are a couple of trails that are perfect for exploring during this warm season, beginning with … Continued
On October 27, 1870, General William Jackson Palmer incorporated the Denver and Rio Grande (D&RG) Railroad. It wasn’t until July of the following year that the first rails were laid out on what Palmer called his “Baby Road”. By the late 1870s, railroad construction had become feverishly competitive, leading to the Colorado Railroad War. The … Continued