Big Three Mine in San Juan County, Colorado

Big Three Mine in San Juan County is an unpaved path (also known as Rolling Mountain Road). It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends at South Mineral Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Big Three Mine is also known as Rolling Mountain Road.

Alternate Name
Rolling Mountain Road
Road Type
path
Operator
Forest Service
Route
northeast-southwest

Tourist information centers

  • Ice Lakes Trailhead guidepost – approx. 2.8 mi.
  • Lime Creek Burn 1879 – approx. 5.5 mi.
  • Crater Lake Trail Information – approx. 6.8 mi.
  • Molas Pass information board – approx. 7.0 mi.
  • CR 14 – approx. 7.2 mi.

Gift shops

  • My Favorite Things – approx. 8.4 mi.
  • Henry Smith's Gifts – approx. 8.4 mi.

Hostels

  • Silverton Inn & Hostel – approx. 8.3 mi.

Stations

  • Silverton – approx. 8.5 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Anvil Designated Camping Area – approx. 5.9 mi.
  • Kendall Campground – approx. 6.0 mi.
  • Kendall Designated Camping Area – approx. 6.1 mi.
  • Little Molas Lake Campground – approx. 6.2 mi.
  • Molas Lake Campground – approx. 7.5 mi.

Parking lots

  • Chain Up Area (parking lot, free of charge) – approx. 7.0 mi.

Artworks

  • Marian Shrine – approx. 8.3 mi.

Banks

  • Citizen's Bank – approx. 8.4 mi.

Restaurants

  • T's Smokehouse & Grill (Barbecue) – approx. 8.4 mi.
  • Natalia's 1912 Restaurant – approx. 8.4 mi.
  • High Noon Hamburgers (American) – approx. 8.4 mi.
  • Eureka Station (vegetarian options) – approx. 8.5 mi.

Viewpoints

  • Twilight Peak – approx. 6.0 mi.
  • Molas Pass – approx. 7.0 mi.

Libraries

  • Silverton Library – approx. 8.3 mi.

Post offices

  • United States Post Office – approx. 8.4 mi.