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March 20, 2007 - My friend Jennifer and I drove on Chaffee County Road 304, which once served as the railroad grade for the Midland Railroad. This scenic drive offers great views of the Rocky Mountains to the west and quite a bit of local history as well! |
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Early on, here's an example of a great view of Mt. Princeton. |
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You'll go through quite a few narrow areas like this one! ;) |
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The road dead ends at Hop Gulch, where there was once a tall tressel bridge for the railroad. Further up north, one can drive through the old railroad tunnels (Click here to see them!) |
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And here's the view of Buena Vista near the end of the road. |
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Folks, this is definitely an interesting and scenic drive that I recommend. (I thought I'd throw in one token photo of myself!) ;) |
