st. elmo
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st. elmo印象
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It was an interesting place to stroll along the roads and explore the old ghost town and new residences. A beautiful drive from Buena Vista or Salida. Lots of places to explore.
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This was a cute place to get out and stretch your legs and look around. Off the beaten track a bit but worth the drive
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Ghost town just for viewing. You're not able to walk into any of the buildings here in this town which was disappointing for my curious 10 year old. The most fun we've ever had here (been 3 times) is when the kids fed the chipmunks from their laps - summer time. Pretty drive up to St. Elmo and a connection point for a few ATV/Jeep trails - Tin Cup Pass... not too much else to mention. Restroom access requires a short hike, small country store at end of the road.
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St. Elmo is a beautiful historical place! TinCup pass and the town of TinCup are also close by. Fun places to go on ATVs, jeeps. Lots of trails, lakes. Great area in all seasons to play at!
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Over run by ATVS. If you want peace and quiet dont bother. The local store rents ATVS all day long and it is a haven for them. I never go there anymore as it is too noisy and crowded.
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St Elmo is found at the west end of a beautiful autumn drive on winding mountain road (Chaffee County Road 162) several miles west of Mt Princeton Hot Springs. Several abandoned buildings on both sides of creek are still in place making a pleasant atmosphere for walking. Nice general store (during summer months) and B&B on the east edge of town; no other services. "Petting" and feeding bleachers for chipmunks. ATV access point east of town along with a one-hole Forest Service facility.
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This place was so interesting. Couldn't get the kids away from the chipmunks very long, but did get to walk around a bit. The kids loved it soooooo much, they returned a second time with their parents later in the week. Go here!!! You will not be disappointed. (Bring sunflower seeds or buy small bags there) There is also a little store for snacks and souvenirs and antiques. Later read more about the interesting history.
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A quaint little ghost town that is surprisingly well preserved. Access to some great mountain bike trails and ATV areas. A very scenic drive up the mountain to get there and a fun few hours to walk around. Stop by the trout hatchery on the way up to feed some baby rainbow trout!
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We had perfect weather, lots of snow and lots of sun. We were almost alone, so the ghost town was really ghost like! We walked around and enjoyed the beautiful nature! The road to go up was a little icy, but we just had to be careful.
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St. Elmo is an 1880s ghost town. Not too much to do there other than see the history of the area. If you like history is a great place to see the roots of the area.