Kevin Grantham
Representative, Fremont County
County Commissioner
Board of Directors
Gold Belt Byway
2026 Board of Directors
Erik Stone
Representative, Teller County
Commissioner Teller County
Kathy Worthington
Representative, Cañon City
City of Canon City
Cody Schwab
Representative, Cripple Creek
City of Cripple Creek, council member
Gayle McKinnon
Representative, Florence
City of Florence councilwoman
Connie Dodrill
Representative, Victor
City of Victor, Councilwoman
Vacant -
Education Reprentative
Royal Gorge Museum & History Center
Steve Harris
Land Conservation Representative
Palmer Land Conservancy
Ruth Granger-Starr
Ranching Representative
Granger Ranches
Shelby Mullins
Mining Representative
CC/V Mining Company
Dona Basham
Business or Industry Representative
Royal Gorge Bridge and Park
Nancy Anderson
Florissant Area Representative
Florissant Fossil Quarry
Michelle Rozell
Tourism Representative, Teller County
Cripple Creek Tourism Director
Mike Bandera
Tourism Representative, Fremont County
Retired/Consultant tourism industry
Randy Brady
Historic Preservation Representative
Fremont County History Society
Ty Seufer
Landowner Representative
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Dave Johnston
At- Large Representative
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Chuck Hackler
At-large Representative
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Bruce Davis
At-Large Representative
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High Park Road's Rolling Meadows
High Park Road traverses some of the most scenic high-altitude meadows along the Gold Belt Byway. The route passes through open parklands with stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, including elk, deer, and wild turkeys.
The Busiest Narrow Gauge
The Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad was the busiest narrow gauge route in the American West during its heyday. The railroad paid for itself during its first year of operation by hauling gold ore to Florence's smelters and bringing supplies and tourists to the mining district.