Imogene Pass

It was very pretty! Lots of rocks, needed to air down the tires to make it more enjoyable. Definitely worth it!

Great day, awesome trail first big trail in the raptor as a blast

Nice day on Imogene. Water was flowing and not too many others out. Friend took his stock Bronco and did great. Yet to have a bad run on this trial, it’s a favorite.

My 8 year old son and I started out from Ouray at 6:45am and had the trail completely to ourselves until we were about half way down the telluride side, when we met a few groups and a tour truck coming up. Overall, the trail was in pretty great condition. The rocky Ouray side was definitely the more challenging section, but nothing our near-stock bronco first edition / sasquatch couldn’t easily handle. Overall time, with about 5-6 photo stops, was 3 hours from Ouray to Telluride, 4 hours total to get back to camp after a quick stop at telluride coffee Roasters (which I can’t recommend enough). We had an amazing time and can’t wait for our next adventure in the San Juan’s!

Being from MO and the first time on the trail, it was very exciting. Started in Ouray and ended in Telluride. There was traffic both ways. The people were friendly. Real surprised by the Lexus capabilities as we switched lead I a few spots. Stopped for pictures in several places. I would say the Ouray side is more technical. The trail was clear and dusty in places but I am guessing that is normal.

Ran trail Saturday morning telluride to ouray and all sections are good to go after closure on Ouray side. San Miguel country quickly bulldozed and cleared a small section that had a mud slide. Good to go from either direction and typical weekend traffic already back out.

Opened back up after the stoneson July 31st

Closed due to monsoon flooding

Some signs up saying closed from the Telluride side, but 100% open and no sketchy stuff. Great time with a lot to see. Fun alternative, although longer, than Ophir pass.

It is closed. Not seeing that on the USFS site. Disappointing. Most likely due to the thunderstorm a few days ago.

Drove up from the Ouray side. Traffic was moderate with a lot of side by sides. Made it down to treeline on the Telluride side before we were told to turn around and go down the Ouray side. A pipe for water run off was exposed from erosion so they closed the Telluride side.

Closed, probably due to rain. Will probably be temporarily, we didnt stay around long enough to find out

We went from Ouray to Telluride. The trail is easier overall than the 6 rating. As others have said, you can bypass virtually all the obstacles and maintain about a 4 rating for probably 98% of the trail. The hardest parts you can't skip are near the top from the Ouray side where there are a couple places on the steep sections with embedded rocks. I did the trail in my Cherokee Trailhawk that has a 2 inch lift/level. I probably wouldn't do it in anything less than that. All other vehicles I saw up there were more capable than mine. Low range is a must and the rear locker helped me in a couple spots. The views on both sides of the pass are totally worth the effort. Just be patient and smart on the shelf roads. They are no joke.

Love this trail! 4LO is your friend on this one!