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Stony Pass

Stony Pass

Stony Pass will take you from Silverton to Highway 149. The Jeep trail is relatively easy, but it is 38 miles long and the section from Kite Lake to the Rio Grande Reservoir (10 miles) could be more exciting. From there, Highway 149 is well-graded. The more interesting place to spend your time is we...
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Total Miles
38.3
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Summer, Fall
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Stony Pass, Kite Lake

Stony Pass, Kite Lake

This area has a ton of mining history and includes stations along the route that explain the main points. Buffalo Boy Tram House and Kite Lake are the main features here. If you have time, take a tour of the Old Hundred Gold Mine. The road is open year round, but closures can occur during spring whe...
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Total Miles
1.4
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Summer, Fall
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Stony Pass Road

Stony Pass Road

Stony Pass Road begins off of Wigwam Creek Road, near Cheesman Reservoir in the Pike National Forest. The road heads north towards Wellington Lake. This is a dirt road that can be accessed by most passenger vehicles in dry conditions. There are a few spots that can hold up to 6" inches of water in w...
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Total Miles
13.3
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Summer, Spring, Fall

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