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The start at Guther Toody's |
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Glenwood Springs hotel parking lot |
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40 miles of gravel road! This was a very scenic drive over Ripple Creek Pass and through White River National Forest and later the Routt National Forest. |
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Route Deviation I decided to continue along County road 8, since it was deemed to be a scenic byway. |
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slow going! These 40 miles took two hours of patience. Not recommended for MGs! |
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someone crazier than MG drivers! |
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Paved road at last! This scenic byway brought me over to Yampa and from there I went south on Hwy 131, joining I-70 at Wolcott. |
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I got home just in time! |
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Hail and street flooding in Lakewood |
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