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Bookmark or Share- Alpine Loop StatusMaps of the Alpine Loop Many physical and digital map resources are available for the Alpine Loop. Digital maps and apps must be downloaded in advance as cell service is only reliable in the towns off the loop.
- Alpine Loop - Colorado Department of TransportationThe Alpine Loop leaves pavement and people behind, crossing the remote, rugged, spectacular heart of the San Juan Mountains. It's demanding—the two 12,000-foot passes (Cinnamon and Engineer) require a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle — but the well-prepared motorist reaps unparalleled rewards: pristine mountain views, hiking and ...
- The Ultimate Guide to Driving The Alpine Loop - Lake CityWhat is the Alpine Loop? The Alpine Loop Scenic Byway, aka “the Alpine Loop” (or just “The Loop,” to locals,) is a 60+ mile network of old 4×4 mining roads connecting the southern Colorado mountain towns of Lake City, Silverton, and Ouray. The Loop connects two high-elevation mountain passes, Cinnamon Pass and Engineer Pass.
- Alpine Loop Backcountry Scenic Byway Map | Colorado Vacation DirectoryAlpine Loop Backcountry Byway - This 65-mile route circles through the historic mining towns of Lake City, Silverton and Ouray in southwestern Colorado's backcountry. Travel up Cinnamon Pass and Engineer Pass for breathtaking views or sample the area's many hiking and biking trails.
- Alpine Loop - Bureau of Land ManagementThe Alpine Loop byway traverses passes up to 12,800 feet while showcasing old mines, ghost towns, natural wonders, beautiful wildflowers, and abundant wildlife. Alpine Loop is an avenue for exploring nature and history amidst thrilling views and stunning geography.
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