2006 Colorado

Heading Back East Trimble Stage Stop near Hancock Pass

Sherrod Loop is near the Alpine Tunnel. This 228 degree "U" turn enabled the railroad to remain on the sunny south facing slopes of the Middle Quartz Valley. Snow on the adjacent north facing slopes measures 10 to 20 feet deep and does not naturally melt until late spring or early summer.

Heading Back East Sherrod Loop is near the Alpine Tunnel. This 228 degree "U" turn enabled the railroad to remain on the sunny south facing slopes of the Middle Quartz Valley. Snow on the adjacent north facing slopes measures 10 to 20 feet deep and does not naturally melt until late spring or early summer.

The Sharrod loop is a 228 degree "U" turn enabled the railroad to remain on the sunny south facing slopes of the Middle Quartz Valley. Snow on the adjacent north facing slopes measures 10 to 20 feet deep and does not naturally melt until late spring or early summer.

Heading Back East The Sharrod loop is a 228 degree "U" turn enabled the railroad to remain on the sunny south facing slopes of the Middle Quartz Valley. Snow on the adjacent north facing slopes measures 10 to 20 feet deep and does not naturally melt until late spring or early summer.

Heading Back East Hancock Pass Road

Heading Back East Lower terminal in Romley served the Mary Murhpy Mine.

Heading Back East