Famous "Crystal Creek Mill" Trek (or 4x4)

11520 Co Rd 3, Marble, CO 81623

(https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/crystal-city-road-314)

Complete the nationally renowned trail to the Historic Crystal Creek Mill. This is one of the most photographed places in Colorado. Once you see it with your own eyes, it is clear that pictures never do it justice! The trek is 9 miles roundtrip, and averages a 4 hour trek. Be prepared for shared trail use with OHVs and high-clearance capable 4x4 vehicles. You will be rewarded for your efforts with beautiful scenery all throughout the journey!

Beaver Lake & Raspberry Creek Trailhead

3R97+2M Marble, Colorado (Adjacent to Beaver Lake)

(https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/marble-point-via-raspberry-creek-and-anthracite-pass)

Hike as far as you desire along the creek among the lush scenic alpine landscape! Work up an appetite for the Welcoming Dinner, and make sure to drink plenty of water! Bring your fishing pole (and license) and see if you can catch a trout in the nearby ponds or Beaver Lake.

SUP (Stand-Up Paddle Board) Marble

110 Slate Dr, Marble, CO 81623

Looking to get out on the water? Rent a SUP and take it out on Beaver Lake, one of the Marble ponds, or a calmer local stretch of the Crystal River.

Horseback Riding: OutWest Guides, LLC.

5121 Co Rd 3, Marble, CO 81623

Call in advance to schedule a guided horse back ride with the experienced riders and hunting guides at OutWest Guides, LLC. Based out of Marble, day trips and overnight adventures are available seasonally.

Waterfalls: Hayes Creek Falls

Approximately 2 miles south of Redstone on Highway 133

Visit a local favorite waterfall during the best time of year! Take a dip during the heat of the day in clean, crystal clear, cold mountain water! Perfect activity before heading to the hot springs.

Marble Gallery and Gift Shop

620 W Park St, Marble, CO 81623

Find a locally made gift or simply come to appreciate hand sculpted marble that is mined nearby.

Marble Mill Site Park

213 W. Park St., Marble, CO 61623

Historical site featuring locally mined marble slabs and structures. Observe the ruins of the old mill and go on a walk through the sculpture garden.

Slow Groovin' BBQ

101 W. First St. Marble, CO 81623

One of the most renowned barbeque places in the state. Definitely worth checking out if the hunger strikes mid-day!

Redstone General Store

292 Redstone Blvd. Redstone Historic District, CO 81623

Alan Lewis's favorite place to get a cup of Joe nearby! This is a fun place to get coffee, ice cream, or to purchase a souvenir.

Redstone Historical Society & Musem

295 Redstone Blvd. Redstone, CO 81623



A small historic cabin featuring historic interpretive displays to educate visitors about the area.

Redstone Coke Ovens

17807/179494, CO Hwy. 133, Redstone Historic District, CO 81623

You will notice these on the right side of the road on your way up to Marble, CO. They were used to cook coal down to its purest form of carbon by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. This carbon was used to reinforce steel. They were built in 1899, during the peak mining years in the area.

Penny Hot Springs

How to get there from the town of Redstone:

Head North on Hwy 133 for 3.8mi. Keep eye out for parking lot/pull off on Right side of road with about 20 parking spots. Walk downhill toward river to access pools

Penny Hot Springs is a free place to go soak along the Crystal River. Pools are naturally built with river rock, integrated with flowing river water.

Avalanche Ranch Hot Springs

12863 Colorado Hwy. 133 Redstone Historic District, CO 81623

Reservations required for specific time slots. $32/person, $2 towel rental.

(Reservations: (970)963-2846 www.avalancheranch.com)