This road climbs from the Taylor River Valley in the Crested Butte region, over Taylor Pass, to the Castle Creek Valley, near Ashcroft and Aspen. The road climbs steadily through Aspen groves after leaving the Taylor River Road. After following a stream for 3 miles, you will reach Taylor Lake. Taylor Pass is reached after a short climb above the lake. This road can be very rough at times, check at District Office before using.
Current Conditions & Trip Reports
Winter Conditions. Beware of avalanche conditions and hypothermia. Updated: 2002-12-23 14:46:00.0
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Recreation Opportunities
Activity
Remarks
On Site
Backcountry Traveling
Taylor Pass Road is a popular route to ski from Crested Butte to Aspen. It passes through areas of high avalanche risk.
Yes
Cross-country Skiing
Taylor Pass Four-Wheel Drive Road
Yes
Horseback Riding
Taylor Pass Road
Yes
Mountain Biking
Taylor Pass Road
Yes
Motorcycle Riding
Taylor Pass Road
Yes
Snowmobiling
Taylor Pass Road is a popular route from Crested Butte to Aspen. It passes through areas of high avalanche risk.
Yes
Snowshoeing
Taylor Pass Road is a popular route to ski from Crested Butte to Aspen. It passes through areas of high avalanche risk.
Yes
More Information
Visitor Information:
Aspen Chamber Resort Association, 425 Rio Grande Pl.
, Aspen, CO, 81611, Phone: 970-925-1940
Winter Conditions. Beware of avalanche conditions and hypothermia. Updated: 2002-12-23 14:46:00.0
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