Where can I get a trail map to go there. Don't even know where to start. Thanks...

 

Try the USFS Clear Creek Ranger Station. Its just south of I-70 on Hwy. 103, in Idaho Springs. If you are in the area, coming west on I-70, get off at the 240 exit....the 2nd exit for Idaho Springs. Hang a left at the stop sign, go over the interstate, continue about 1/5th mile, the station is on your right hand side. They might have maps of the St.Mary's area. Id call first if you arent in the area for something else though. Also, what are you interested in doing at St.Marys?


---JOHN

 

Didn't know there was a St Mary's glacier in colorado, myself. Interesting. Not even sure if there's one here in Glacier Nat'l Park, but there is a St. Mary there. If it's a National Park, try http://www.nps.gov/glac/ for Glacier Park, or take off the /glac/ to get the main National Park Service website and link to any of the others.

If you have a link to the glacier you are talking about, post it here, I'd love to see it.

 

thats cool i need get way

 

Heres a link for Loch Lomond, which is up by St Mary's....also a link to some colorado 4x4 trails, lots of ratings, maps, topos, directions, feedback, etc....

Colorado Trails

Loch Lomond

---JOHN

 

i'm going to buy a atv this spring and go on some trails

 

Good find on the wheels golfmore, decide on tires yet?

Thanks for the link Colo79, I had it cached about 2 or 3 crashes ago.

Although it's a PITA to navigate, I've found topos and aerial photos here:
www.usgs.gov

I think I've also found maps through the U.S. Forrest Service. Again that was 2 or 3 crashes ago. What I did find on that site was phone #s for regional offices. Good way to find out what's open, what's not. A quick search turned this up:
www.fs.fed.us

Gotta go, halfway through a timing set. Mike

 

Tires: Looking seriously at the BFG's..... Still taking data.
Thanks for the input.

 

I'm not sure how correct this is, but it was called St. Mary's Glacier, but then they changed it to St. Mary's Alice. I heard someone say that it was becuase the glacier finally melted, so really what is left there is just the snow pack, that eventually melts late summer. That was 10-15 years ago when they called it St. Mary's Glacier. Just what I heard....

Rompin

 

Alice is an old mining town up by St.Marys...2 different towns...Still St.Marys Glacier.


---JOHN

 

According to my mother in law, who knows these things....St Mary's is technically not a glacier, but a snowfield, as it does not move. To be a glacier, a snowfield must move downhill, hopefully slowly, on a regular and permanent basis.

 

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