| Date | Status Information Posted by 14ers.com Forum Users | Posted By |
|---|---|---|
| 2009-09-19 | 4wd road has been repaired at washed out spot, but, still have to pick and choose route with a low clearance auto. Some other potholes has also been smoothed(?), not very well. 2wd passable. | cat49toa |
| 2009-08-10 | Pretty easy to reach in our 2wd Chevy Silverado - there was one washed out spot where a pipe crosses the road. | JGarrison |
| 2009-04-29 | Road is dry to the trailhead, made it very in our tacoma in 2wd | gwvgns |
| 2008-04-07 | Last entry still accurate as of Apr 6, 2008. | Doug Shaw |
| 2008-03-21 | Blocked by snow at 8650 feet 2.25 miles before where the Colorado Trail leaves the road. Almost 5.5 miles from North Cottonwood Trailhead. | Shad |
| 2007-03-10 | CR 365 is mostly melted up to within a 1/2 mile of this TH (where we parked). Soft snow prevented me from going farther. A high-clearance SUV with chains might be able to make it up farther. | USAKeller |
| 2006-05-30 | OPEN and dry | BillMiddlebrook |
| Location: | Sawatch Range |
| 14ers Served: | Mt. Harvard, Mt. Columbia, Mt. Yale |
| Road Type: | Rough 2WD dirt to the TH. |
| Winter Access: | Closed near 9,200 feet. |
| Directions: | Turn west on County Road (CR) 350 (Crossman Ave.) near the center of Buena Vista. This road is less than 1/2 mile north of the stoplight in the center of town. Continue on CR 350 for 2 miles and turn right onto CR 361. After almost 1 mile, turn left onto CR 365 (dirt). Continue on this road for 3.4 miles to the marked trailhead. This small trailhead is just 0.1 mile before the larger Silver Creek Trailhead (Mt. Yale). Approximately the last 1.5 miles is easy 4WD. Calculate Driving Time from your Address |
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