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    Old Hundred Gold Mine

    4.7 (35 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Mining drill demonstration
    Steve B.

    A top notch tour given by veterans of the mining industry. Tour groups are issued hard hats and rain gear, and taken into the mine by train. The raincoat is absolutely necessary, as it is very wet in the mine. Thorough explanations and demonstrations of working mining equipment really make the tour great. Well worth the trip!

    Rhema L.

    This is a great tour that takes you down deep into the mine to see the real deal. Riding the carts on the tracks was pretty awesome. Great people here. Very nice.

    Brittney R.

    Great 1 hour tour of an old shut down mine. Was last used in 1971 and has 6 levels of mining as high as 13,000 ft. Only the lowest 1st level is on the tour. A lot of mine equipment is demonstrated. Our guide was a retired miner himself so was very knowledgeable. You also get to pan for minerals before or after your tour and keep what you find.

    The Old Hundred Mine
    Seth B.

    Get out of the heat and into the cool mine, and I'm not just talking the temperature. This was a great mine tour. Our elementary aged children loved the hands on demonstrations of all the stages of mining. Our tour guide, an experienced miner, really was an expert on the mine and the processes involved extracting the ore. 10/10 Colorado experience just outside of Silverton.

    In my slicker and hard hat
    Mary Jo S.

    One of the highlights of our trip was the tour into the Old Hundred Gold Mine. We checked in early so we could have time to spend looking at old artifacts (including the miners who ran the place). When the tour begins, you get a yellow slicker and a hard hat, trust me, you will need the slicker as it is 47 degrees underground. We all boarded a yellow mine train and into the mine we traveled with our real miner guide. He showed us all the equipment used in mining throughout the past 150 years including a honeypot for down under. Because he was a miner, we heard a lot of good stories about people who bought these mines he worked in and about the people he has work with, including the tommy knockers who were always playing tricks on miners. At the end of the tour, we got to pan for gold which is becoming a hobby of mine. Be sure to look up at the Old Hundred Boarding House (a Colorado Historic Landmark); this house is 2000 feet above the mine and has been clinging to the cliffs since 1904. This is a real thumbs up tour.

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    Great tour and great staff!! It was even better because our tour guide actually worked there when it was fully operational!!

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    Informative and fun for the kiddos! The tour is an hour long and the temp inside the mine is 47 so wear a jacket!

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    Box Canyon Waterfall and Park - View of the canyon sky from inside box canyon

    Box Canyon Waterfall and Park

    4.6(79 reviews)
    14.2 mi

    I had an awesome time visiting box canyon waterfall while in Ouray! I came with my husband and…read moretoddler children. They absolutely loved it! Great for all ages. The waterfall was a lot bigger than I thought it would be. It was super loud inside of the canon which made it all the more exciting. Check out both the lower and upper box canon falls trails. The lower falls trail gets very close to the waterfall, we were getting wet from the spray we were so close. The upper trail has a great view of Ouray and a fun bridge to cross that leads into a tunnel. It is $7 for each adult, but super seniors, military, and children under 4 are free! No dogs allowed in the park. I don't think the dogs would want to come anyway with the metal bridges and aggressively loud waterfall. If you are in Ouray in the summertime this needs to be on your itinerary!

    Truly magnificent. The lower trail is easy for all levels, it has stable footing and minimal…read moreelevation changes, yet still offers beautiful views of the creek, and waterfalls along steel walkways and short trail. There are also stairs to near bottom of the waterfall. The high bridge trail is much more challenging, although one can opt to only climb the stair portion for a better view of Ouray and a little cardio. At the top of the stairs there is a small shelter, if you're feeling the altitude at this point it's a good idea not to continue further, as the trail continues to climb and there are no stairs/structure. There is a cable above the trail in sections for stability, and cables below some sections for safety. I'd guess the top of the stairs is a little less than half way to the high bridge. The bridge is a very sturdy structure, over a steep narrow gorge, the views of Box Cañon, the creek, waterfall, and town below are breathtaking. There is a hallway-like tunnel on the far side of the bridge, which is part of the perimeter trail. It's low in some spots but walkable, and offers some shade and cooling after the climb. The trail was drub when we went, it would be significantly more challenging/difficult with any moisture or icy conditions.

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    Box Canyon Waterfall and Park - Bridge to tunnel

    Bridge to tunnel

    Box Canyon Waterfall and Park
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    Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Park - My view from one of the pools. Last time we were here we watched climbers scaling this cliff walk while in the pool.

    Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Park

    3.6(136 reviews)
    14.9 mi

    I love the hot spring pool. I grew up going to this pool starting in the 1980s and up till now so…read moreI've seen it change a lot of ways. First change was the way they reconstructed the pool itself which is fine and it's still a hot Springs pool, which is wonderful. The view is amazing just to sit back relax and see the mountains surrounding you is like none other. However, their price has gone up since the 1980s. I believe we paid three or five dollars to get in now it's $30 per person for a day. They don't provide towels but they'll sell you a towel for $10 they don't provide lockers, but you can rent one for $.50 Like I said, I love the Hot Springs pool but it's expensive that's the worst thing I can say about it will I go again, ... 100% But bring $$.

    Kids have been something to avoid in my years of hot spring enthusiasm, so I've never stopped in…read morehere. Now, I have a son who loves the water. It was time. We were checked in by a friendly lady who offered me a Veteran's discount. FWIW, currently, the prices charged seemed higher than those on the website, but lower than other soaking options. We brought our own towels and found a lounge chair to hold them. There are several pools and I was surprised to learn the lap pool is not geothermal water--cool city water there. The first pool was 88 degrees and designed for kids. Too chilly for me, but my son spent most of his time here playing water basketball and swimming around. Second pool was in the mid-90s and felt much better to me. I was also able to enjoy the 102 degree (about my threshold for being "hot") adults-only pool. Watching the pools and surrounding peaks as the sun set was awesome. Very nice. About these things were were stoked. We were not stoked to learn upon checkin that the slides had closed at 6pm, along with the activity pool. This info apparently relies on word of mouth--not their website--to know in advance. We'd have come the next morning had we known. Boo. Lame, even. With kids, this place is a winner if arriving well before the slides close. 6pm. You heard it here. Adults only? There are several better options nearby. 3.5 stars

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    Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Park
    Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Park - Pond with goldfish ear the hot springs

    Pond with goldfish ear the hot springs

    Ouray Hot Springs Pool and Park - Hot pool

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    Bridal Veil Falls trail - Hiking down (6/16/23)

    Bridal Veil Falls trail

    4.9(10 reviews)
    13.2 mi

    Bridal Veil Falls is absolutely worth the hike and was one of our favorite stops in Telluride. I'd…read morerate the trail as moderate. There aren't any ladders or technical sections, just a steady uphill climb that becomes a bit steeper after the second waterfall. We hiked it with our Labrador, Luna, and she had no trouble at all. Along the way, you'll pass two smaller waterfalls before reaching the main Bridal Veil Falls, which makes for great places to stop, take photos, catch your breath, and enjoy the scenery. The trail is about 2.5 miles round trip. It took us longer than average because we stopped often to take in the views, but it was well worth the time. There is also a decent amount of shade from the trees, which makes the hike more enjoyable on warmer days. It's a popular trail, so while it never felt crowded, there were people hiking up and down throughout the day. That made it feel safe without taking away from the experience. If hiking isn't your thing or you're short on time, you can also drive to the top with a high-clearance 4WD vehicle to see the waterfall without making the hike. Overall, this is a must-do if you're visiting Telluride. Beautiful scenery, dog-friendly, and one of the most rewarding hikes in the area.

    Bridal Veil Falls Trail is absolutely amazing...It's not too advanced...making it perfect for most…read morehikers...but still offers a great workout (my legs are sore...but it was worth every step!!!)...The trail is filled with beautiful sights and wildlife -- I spotted several birds and some adorable chipmunks along the way. There are three breathtaking waterfalls that are truly the highlight of the hike...Reaching the top feels so rewarding...and you even have the option to walk back using the road...which we did for an easier descent. I highly recommend this trail for anyone looking for a scenic adventure that's not overly difficult but still feels like a great accomplishment!!!

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    Bridal Veil Falls trail - Bridge

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    Bridal Veil Falls trail - Down the road from the main parking lot (6/16/23)

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    Down the road from the main parking lot (6/16/23)

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