Colorado - Last Dollar trail

The wifey and I are taking a trip to Colorado in August. We are planning to hit Denver for a few days, then come down to Ridgeway and into Telluride.

I've read some stuff about the Last Dollar trail that connects Ridgeway to Telluride.

Just wondering if anyone has been on this trail before, and if it's suitable for a stock Raptor?

UnPaved Roads Less Traveled: Last Dollar Road - Near Telluride, Colorado

Thanks.

DrippinRaptor said:

...if it's suitable for a stock Raptor?

UnPaved Roads Less Traveled: Last Dollar Road - Near Telluride, Colorado

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Based on the article and the pictures, it looks like it is suitable for a stock Camry.

JeepTrailInfo.com :: Last Dollar Road

Looks to have some incredible views!!

After a recent trip to the smokies I realized that the term "less travelled" really means dirt road. There was one road like this that they had closed because it was too "wet" out, well I went on it anyway and I probably could've walked the trail without getting the top of my boots muddy.

KaiserM715 said:

Looks to have some incredible views!!

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That's really what make us decide to take this trail. We are looking forward to it, and plan to take tons of pictures

^that was the plus side. We didn't have to deal with any other tourists since everyone sticks to mainstream.

Don't forget the alpine loop when you are there, and Ouray is a great little town

Some great trails that I've done in my FJ but the Raptor would handle easily. Tons of beautiful terrain in the area!

Ophir Pass
Engineer Pass
Black Bear
Imogene
Alpine Loop
California Pass
Corkscrew Gulch
Yankee Boy Basin

Last dollar is a grated road. Do Imogene.

The Raptor in stock form is a perfect vehicle for all of the roads in the San Juan Mtns. I have been over Last Dollar and it's a hiway all the way. I agree that Imogene would be a great trail to go over to Telluride on. You'll have to pick it up from Ouray though.

Mil T

Thanks guys. I'll take a look at coming down to Ouray and taking a trail from there!