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This is the route for the day. We originally planned to stop in Fort Sumner but decided to cut it short and stop at Taos because we knew we would spend a lot of time between Ouray and Durango because of the awesome scenery.
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This is a waterfall just south of Ouray a few miles. The stream goes under the road and then falls 500 feet or so.
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Looking the opposite direction from the waterfall.
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The bikes at the waterfall stop.
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Looking south in the direction we're headed. This is an awesome road through these mountains.
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We came through this tunnel just before the waterfall.
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Richard with our bikes at the waterfall stop.
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Jamie with some nice scenery behind her.
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An old mine between Ouray and Silverton.
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Another view of the old mining area.
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Jamie with some more nice scenery behind her.
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Another look at the old mining area.
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The bikes at the mining area.
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Me.
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Looking south in downtown Silverton.
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This is looking north in Silverton.
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Jamie is in that store buying something.
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Another look at downtown.
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Yep, I knew she was in there buying something.
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Our bike in Silverton.
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Richard with our bikes at a break in Durango.
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The Rio Grande gorge just before Taos.
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The opposite direction of the gorge.
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Mountains in the distance from the gorge.
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Looking straight down from the bridge.
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Jamie and Nancy on the bridge.
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They're proud of this bridge. It is pretty neat.
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A good shot of the bridge.
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Our bikes with the mountains of Taos in the distance.
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A closer look at the bikes.
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