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Report: Columbine Cutoff
This is one of those trails that we’ve done for many years but never ended up putting it on the site. It’s a trail that almost everyone who has been in the area has been on, and it was time to map it out. We started on Yankee Hill and decided at …
Report: Hamlin Gulch
We always knew Hamlin Gulch was there, and we always drove by it on our way to other trails. Walt did it long ago, but the rest of us hadn’t seen it. He told us about a narrow, tippy section, but would it still be there? We started on Yanke …
Report: Yankee Hill
Getting out on Colorado trails in May is always a gamble, especially near Central City. The day was sunny and fairly warm for spring, and there wasn’t even a little snow on the ground at our meeting place at William C. Russell Park. The roa …
Report: Phantom Canyon
Phantom Canyon was the second and last trail of the day. It was still snowing, but not as hard. Most of Phantom Canyon had seen some traffic, but it was not plowed like Shelf Road. The snow was at least a foot deep in spots but we had no issues making …
Report: Shelf Road
Shelf Road was the first trail of the day after we walked around the annual Cripple Creek Ice Festival. We all had fun spending a short time looking at the ice sculptures. This year’s theme was “Carver’s Choice.” It was a cold and snowy day — in fact, …
Report: Mount Herman Road
This was the last trail for the day. Most of Mount Herman road was icy and had packed snow. It made it very slippery to drive. Mount Herman does see a lot more traffic than other roads around there, but we didn’t see many other people …