For your viewing pleasure, 4wheeling in ouray over july 4th:

[Sir Sam]

Full gallery located here:

http://colorado4wheel.com/images/ouray/ouray_july4_10/index.html

 

 

But here are a few of the many taken:

 

 

A little cobound, he kept changing his mind about which super hero to be(must take after dad), here he is being spiderman:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[87Warrior]

Those are great firework pictures. Have never made it for the 4th of July celebration because we show up around Aug 1.

 

Looking forward to this August since I haven't been out that way in a couple years.

[Sir Sam]

Those are great firework pictures. Have never made it for the 4th of July celebration because we show up around Aug 1.

 

Looking forward to this August since I haven't been out that way in a couple years.

 

First time I've ever stuck around for 4th of July, usually I'm out there for labor day every year, I could tell it was earlier in the season because there was more snow than I was used to.

[meljr]

Really nice pictures. I was wheeling outside Anaconda Montana on the 4th. They take their fireworks seriously in Montana. I thought they were going to blow up the town.

 

By the way, Black Bear Road/Pass near Ouray is on my short list of trails I want to wheel before dying. The CW McCall song is pretty good also. :clapping:

 

-meljr

[87Warrior]

I wouldn't trust any ol' rock to keep my rig on Black Bear! It is a fun trail. Not nearly as terrifying as folks make it out to be. Just make sure your brakes are in good shape for the switch backs.

 

Stoney Pass is my favorite out there.

[Sir Sam]

I wouldn't trust any ol' rock to keep my rig on Black Bear! It is a fun trail. Not nearly as terrifying as folks make it out to be. Just make sure your brakes are in good shape for the switch backs.

 

Stoney Pass is my favorite out there.

 

I think black bear is overrated, don't get me wrong its nice, but I think there are prettier and nicer trails around the area. Corkscrew gulch, hurricane pass, and california pass are one of my favorites.

 

Yup stoney pass is nice, and often overlooked. Used to have some family friends who owned a ranch down that way - off of the lake city side, it was a little ways before the reservoir when coming from the silverton side.

 

I keep wanting to go back and check out kite lake off of stony pass, I've never been there:

http://goo.gl/maps/vllt

 

 

I've done so many trails and explored little side trails down around ouray that I think I need to write a guide book or give tours, I know each trail like the back of my hand, need to find a way to monetize on the things I love.