Bridal Veil Falls
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"Mapstr Title: Bridal Veil Falls — Telluride, Colorado Assuming you mean the famous waterfall near Telluride, this is one of Colorado’s signature waterfall stops. Bridal Veil Falls is the tallest free-falling waterfall in Colorado at about 365 feet, located at the far end of Telluride’s box canyon, with the historic power plant sitting dramatically above the falls. My take This is a must-see if you are in Telluride, especially in late spring, summer, or early fall. It has everything you want from a Colorado scenic stop: a dramatic canyon, big waterfall, mining history, mountain views, and a road/trail approach that feels adventurous without requiring a long backcountry expedition. For your Bronco Sport, I’d treat this as a hike-first / scenic-drive second destination. The road beyond the Pandora Mill area can be rocky and steep, and four-wheel drive is commonly recommended for the climb, but walking/hiking is often the better, lower-stress way to experience it. Best way to see it The newer Bridal Veil Trail lets hikers reach the base of the falls without having to walk the road the whole way. Telluride describes it as a scenic trail from the Idarado Mine parking area to the base of the falls, with a spur to Bridal Veil Road partway up. Expect it to feel harder than the mileage suggests because Telluride sits high, the route climbs steadily, and the terrain can be rocky. One recent trail review describes the hike as about 2 miles with roughly 870 feet of elevation gain, calling it closer to hard than moderate for people not acclimated. Best time to go Best months: June through October Best waterfall flow: late spring into early summer Best scenery: September for fall color around Telluride Winter: beautiful frozen falls, but much more hazardous. Telluride notes the 4WD road is closed in winter and warns against hiking/snowshoeing up because of rockfall and avalanche danger. Worth it? Yes — very worth it. I’d rate it a 9/10 Colorado scenic stop if you’re already in the Telluride / San Juan Mountains area. It is not worth a special drive from Denver by itself, but it is absolutely worth building into a Telluride, Ouray, Silverton, Million Dollar Highway, Last Dollar Road, Ophir Pass-area trip. Easier alternative note There is also a Bridal Veil Falls in Idaho Springs, viewable from Water Wheel Park with a very short walk near downtown. That one is much easier and closer to Denver, but it is not the dramatic 365-foot Telluride waterfall. Mapstr photo suggestion: use a photo of the waterfall with the historic power plant above it, or a wider shot showing the full Telluride box canyon. Tags: #BridalVeilFalls #Telluride #ColoradoWaterfalls #SanJuanMountains #BroncoRoadTrip"
@brzn99
"Telluride, San Miguel, Colorado"
@ilikelanguagestuff
"20 best waterfall hikes, best view from the top, start at parking area just past Pandora Mine & hike 4 miles along 4-wheel-drive road"
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