Trail Overview
Nestled in the heart of the San Juan Mountains, this gravel road offers an adventurous journey to an impressive peak elevation of 11,960 feet. As you traverse this high-altitude path, you'll encounter a fascinating sight: what appears to be a drain for the historic San Juan Queen Mine. You'll find yourself surrounded by the remnants of mining history, with the drain likely serving as a vital component in managing water flow from the mine.
Difficulty
At just over a mile long the trail is going to have steep grades that will require a vehicle with good low range. There could be spots that may be washed out due to water erosion. Otherwise, this is a pretty mellow dirt road.