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Photo of a dirt road leading into a valley a small mountain peak overlooks the road.
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High country, steep country. Along a mining road in Colorado's spectacular San Juan Mountains. A glimpse of Camp Bird, of gold-mining fame, in the background. Near Ouray, scenic center of the Million Dollar Highway.
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Photo of a road against a steep cliff; on the right side in far background is a mountain peak.
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Ouray (Colorado) Toll Road.
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Ouray - Silverton Highway, Colorado.
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A view of the famous Ophir Loop, Colorado, on the Rio Grande Southern Railroad in autumn. The yellow leaves of aspen show bright against the pine forest in the valley.
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View of road and two bridges; mountain peaks in the background and a cliff on the left-hand side of photo. (The Center has two of this card -- duplicates.)
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Photograph of Ouray, Colorado and Camp Bird Road from Mt. Hayden.
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View of red Jeep above a very steep cliff that drops off a there is a dirt road on the right several people are next to the Jeep looking over the edge
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Million Dollar Highway. This route between Ouray and Durango traverses steep cliffs and rugged granite mountains cresting heights of nearly 11,000 feet. The town of Silverton and the Purgatory Ski Resort are located along this route.
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Million Dollar Highway below Ironton Park
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View of a log home in the process of being built in a valley a mountain peak in the back ground and small clouds overhead
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Ironton Loops on the Million Dollar Highway, Colorado.
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The text reads, "Here is a portion of the Jeep Cavalcade in the San Juan Rockies nearing the top of 11,350 foot Ophir pass. This beautiful Jeep trail winds through the majestic San Juans, connecting the picturesque ghost town of Old Ophir with highway 550 . . ."
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Mount Abram, from the Ouray Toll Road, Colorado.
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The Tunnel, Chief Ouray Highway.
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Lithograph photo print image of Mt. Abram from Ouray, CO Toll Road, on railway line of D. & R. G. R. R.
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Mt. Ouray (elevation 13,596 feet), viewed from Poncha Pass between Salida and San Luis Valley, Colorado.
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Black and white vertical view of mountain-side dirt road and Mt. Abram in background. The side of the road with a mountain drop-off beyond the rectangular concrete barriers. Telegraph wires run beside the road, and a man with his horse can be seen down the road.
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Photograph of a yellow Jeep heading down a steep canyon road under an overhanging rock on the shelf road above Canyon Creek, near Camp Bird Mine, Ouray, Colorado. Loose rocks and cliffs dominate the scene with a few meadows and forests on the more gentle slopes. A lake, town, and river forest can be seen in teh valley below.