Overview


Bordered on the north by US 24, on the east by I-25 and on the south by US 50. The northwest boundary is an arbitrary line.
- Access from US 285 to the junction with US 24 enters the region near its midpoint and continues to US 50 at Poncha Springs.
- I-25 to US 50 in Pueblo and west to Montrose provides access to the entire region. Not an official scenic byway, but it is worthy of consideration.

Taylor Park Region

- Outstanding scenery in the entire area.
Italian Creek Rd – Texas Creek
Cottonwood Pass – Cumberland Pass
Spring Creek
Taylor Canyon-Gold Medal trout waters
Hundred’s of beautiful dispersed camping spots.

Crested Butte Region

Billed as “The Wildflower Capital of Colorado”, Crested Butte doesn’t disappoint. Try Cement Creek or the Lake Irwin area.
Kebler Pass – Ohio Pass
Scenery on the Slate River/Washington Gulch loop is spectacular.