Phantom Canyon Road

Follows what was once the busiest narrow gauge railroad in the West.

Shelf Road

The road carried stagecoaches from the Arkansas Valley to the mining camps.

High Park Road

First route connecting the gold fields to the Arkansas Valley.

Teller County Road One

Traveled by as many as sixteen stagecoaches daily.


High Park Road

 

 

 

 

 

 

Long before gold was discovered in Cripple Creek, cattle grazed these mountain parklands. Texas longhorns were brought here from more than 800 miles away on drives that lasted many months.

A few historic cattle ranches remain in operation today.

The mountain grasslands sustain a variety of wildlife species as well as cattle.

As you drive through High Park, enjoy spectacular views of the Sangre de Cristo Range, the high peaks to the southwest.

 

 

 


              

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