It comes down into the Brooklyn Mine complex which was fun to explore.
| This image was taken at highway level on the road between Ouray and Silverton |
| Our Jeep has the all important "Trail Rated" badge which means we have a low range transmission and skid plates, both of which are needed for this trip |
| This is a view of the same stretch of highway shown above from the Jeep trail |
| Remains of a cabin |
| The Brooklyn mine complex |
| This appeared to be someones "Tiny House" |
| A loft, many shelves and a nicely planked interior show some care at one point in time |
| View from the deck |
| Even has a driveway |
| Lots of debris around |
| Kinda gives the feel of a Jeep advertisement |
| Mine entrance |
| These buildings were for mine workers at the Idarado mine complex on Red Mountain and are found by the viewing turnoff near the top of Red Mountain pass |
| Some are still intact, but most are falling victim to the winter snows |
| View from the visitor turn off |
Really beautiful! So do they let the houses fall into disrepair or do they try to keep them standing? I saw and electrical box, is there still electricity up there?
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