Volume 5: Telluride/ Ouray/ Ophir Archive Search Results
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This famous highway through Colorado's towering San Juan Mountains is kept open, with occasional brief interruptions, all winter, and trip then, in fair weather, is indeed full of the scenic thrills of a wintry wonderland. View in Chattanooga Valley ...
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High country, steep country. Along a mining road in Colorado's spectacular San Juan Mountains. A glimpse of Camp Bird, of gold-mining fame, in the background. Near Ouray, scenic center of the Million Dollar Highway.
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Photograph of a white Jeep and two men sitting at Oh! Point. This thrilling and spectacular view from the mountain peak on the Engineer Mountain Jeep Trail, causes the viewer to invariably exclaim, Oh! Thus the name.
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Autumn on Owl Creek Pass. The mountain in this view are two of the sheerest in the rugged San Juans: 11.785 foot Chimney Peak on left, 12,165 foot Courthouse Mountain on right.
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Color vertical view of Bear Creek Falls looking down, given scale by a tour bus on the highway above the falls.
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Bear Creek Falls on the Million Dollar Highway. A major attraction between Silverton and Ouray in the San Juan Mountains.
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Scene on the Million Dollar Highway (U.S. 550) as it traverses Uncompahgre Gorge between Silverton and Ouray in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado
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A photo of Telluride from the late 1970s or early 1980s with heavily snow covered mountains in the background.
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View of mountain peak overlooking a highway a car is traveling on the highway.
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The text reads, "Red Mountains, colorful peaks of the San Juan Range, which suddenly loom into sight here at Ironton Park after the climb along The Million Dollar Highway through Uncompahgre Gorge, on the road from Ouray to Silverton, Colorado."