Let's play a game! Colorado wheeling location edition.

Old Tin Cup?

 

Too easy

 

Speaking of Twin Cone, Did they ever open it back up to top or is it still "shortened"?

 

MVUM still shows it shortened, but from others I've heard that there's no gate, etc. at the new end point, so physically you can still drive to the top.

 

Some hints may be necessary.

 

Oh man, I so want to be sitting right there now. Well in the same conditions as pic.

 

Looks like you're with @Reh5108

 

I was there and can't remember...
Fun, semi sketchy steep downhill turn.


Great idea for a thread.

 

Well I can cheat and look at the geo tag if we want to get past that one...

 

Not sure we've declared anything as "cheating" to figure these things out. I say go for it!

 

That's too much cheating for me. Keep trying!

 

Only have one hint. You google earthers should figure it out fairly quick.

It isn't very far from my last one. At least as the crow flies.

 

Found it... just haven't figured out what trail. I'm calling it a night. What about others providing clues based on their sleuthing? If someone else wants to figure this one out before I do... the tallest peak in the pic is Star Peak. Here's my GE shot:

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I'm impressed by the Google earth skills in this thread. May have to start using it to explore Idaho since there are no documented sites for trails and such like trailsoffroad. Hopefully it stays that way too.

 

Cement Creek Jeep Trail. The trail dead ends near to the peak of Mount Tilton. Looks like you climbed up towards the top for the pic.

 

I'll do two of the trail's end:

 

Pomeroy Lakes

 

Excellent. You're up!