| Boreas Pass Drive Album |
| On September 27th, 2009 we drove across Boreas Pass. The drive can be made in a 200 mile loop from Denver leaving on 285, drive to Como, take the Pass Drive to Breckenridge and return on I 70. |
| Como, CO. is nearly a ghost town. |
| The valleys have had a killing frost. |
| The railroad buildings on the top of Boreas Pass. |
| A railroad watering tower, Bakers Tank, located at mile 102.16 of the railroad. |
| The Aspens were just past their peak on Sept. 27th. |
| A high view of a beautiful mountain valley. |
| A view to the Northwest from above the treeline. |
| A view of Breckenridge from the southeast. |
| Boreas Pass Spring Drive on June 25, 2017 |
| A view of the Breckenridge Reservoir at the start of the Boreas Pass Spring Drive. |
| The Breckenridge end of the gravel road going over Boreas Pass. |
| The west slope side of the Continental Divide had very little spring moisture and this was the only extensive wildflower field we saw. It had Wild Iris's. |
| The railroad buildings at the top of Boreas Pass. |
| Map of Boreas Pass. |
| The Aspens on Boreas Pass. |
| One of a couple businesses in the ghost town of Como. |
| The view to the west from near the summit of Boreas Pass. |
| View from downtown Breckenridge of the ski runs to the west. |