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Bridal Veil Falls and the Power Plant that sits on top of it
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Geese and their goslings along the San Miguel River in Telluride, CO
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A cow walks along the highway near Dolores, a town about an hour south of Telluride, CO
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Near Mancos, CO, a local cowboy heards his cows
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A sneak peak into Bear Creek Canyon
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Views of Telluride from Black Bear Road
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Bridal Veil, Colorado's longeset free-falling waterfall, and the Power Plant House atop it
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Bridal Veil Falls in full force
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Telluride, CO from the historic Tomboy Road
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Remnants of the old Smuggler's Mine
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The Tomboy Mine, preserved for posterity, has remnants of the mining era standing as a reminder of the days of yore.
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Looking across from Tomboy Basin, the Wilson Range is visible beyond the ski area
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Telluride Outside Jeep Tours are offered up to the old ghost town of Tomboy and the mine, just above Telluride, CO
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One of the most lucrative finds, this gold vein, near Smuggler's Mine, runs across a valley in the Tomboy region
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Water falls from Marshall Basin off of Tomboy Road
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Married miners with families lived in homes near the town of Tomboy, just above Telluride, CO
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The Tomboy Mine Boarding House was home to over 1,000 miners
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Views of the Telluride Ski Resort from Tomboy
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A view of Bridal Veil Falls, located at the end of the Telluride Valley, from Tomboy Road
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Bridal Veil Basin Hiking - Telluride Tourism Board
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Valley Biking - Telluride Tourism Board