Red Cliff, Colorado · Eagle County · Facility
McAllister Gulch Road #708 begins at Camp Hale and ends at Shrine Pass Road #709. This is a rough 4WD road that requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle. It does provide excellent views near the top of both Resolution Mountain and Hornsilver Mountain.Click here to see a Recreation Quicksheet for this road, complete with d…
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McAllister Gulch Road #708 begins at Camp Hale and ends at Shrine Pass Road #709. This is a rough 4WD road that requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle. It does provide excellent views near the top of both Resolution Mountain and Hornsilver Mountain.Click here to see a Recreation Quicksheet for this road, complete with directions, description, map, and more.
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