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Breathtaking Road Trip: Wolf Creek Pass, Colorado | U.S. Route 160 | 4K Driving Adventure

Experience the stunning 4K scenic drive through Colorado on Wolf Creek Pass and through the San Juan National Forest. This video showcases driving along U.S. Route 160, highlighting Colorado's breathtaking landscapes. It's perfect for travel enthusiasts and scenic drive lovers who appreciate the beauty of nature. SUBSCRIBE for more scenic drives. ➤ http://subscribe.worldofdrives.com/ Enjoy a beautiful road trip through Colorado. The stretch of U.S. Route 160 that we drive today (Del Norte to Durango, Colorado), is primarily known as Wolf Creek Pass. Wolf Creek Pass is a scenic and mountainous route that offers stunning views, especially as it crosses the San Juan Mountains. It reaches an elevation of 10,857 feet (3,309 meters). This particular stretch is known for its challenging and steep terrain, making it a memorable drive for many travelers. It’s a beautiful but demanding drive that’s well-known among both travelers and locals. If you're a fan of scenic drives, this one certainly won’t disappoint. After Wolf Creek Pass, we continue on highway 160 from Pagosa Springs to Durango in Colorado. This segment is equally spectacular. This portion of the drive takes you through the stunning San Juan National Forest, offering breathtaking views of the mountains, lush forests, and river valleys. It is part of the larger Southwest Colorado region, known for its beautiful landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. This video is perfect for anyone who enjoys driving videos and wants to experience the beauty of Colorado's roads from the comfort of their screen. Whether you've been to these locations before or you're looking for travel inspiration, this video will transport you to the heart of the Rockies. Don't miss out on this 4K journey through Colorado's spectacular scenery! 0:00:00 - U.S. Route 160, Wolf Creek Pass to Durango, Colorado 0:01:31 - U.S. Route 160, Colorado 0:04:01 - Del Norte, Colorado 0:21:49 - South Fork, Colorado 0:35:16 - Wolf Creek Pass Tunnel 0:37:31 - Wolf Creek Pass, Colorado 0:43:30 - Wolf Creek Pass Descent, highway 160 0:54:02 - San Juan National Forrest 1:06:50 - Pagosa Springs, Colorado 1:36:12 - Piedra River 1:54:14 - Bayfield, Colorado 2:15:30 - Durango, Colorado About Wolf Creek Pass Wolf Creek Pass is a high mountain pass located in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado, traversed by U.S. Route 160. It reaches an elevation of 10,857 feet (3,309 meters) and is renowned for its challenging and steep terrain, with numerous switchbacks and scenic overlooks. The pass offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and forests, particularly when crossing the Continental Divide. It is known for its treacherous driving conditions, especially during winter, making it a memorable yet demanding route for travelers. Wolf Creek Pass (highway 160) also serves as a gateway to various outdoor recreational activities, including hiking, skiing, and camping in the nearby Wolf Creek Ski Area and the San Juan National Forest. About Durango Durango is a city located in southwestern Colorado, known for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene. Founded in 1881 by the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, Durango quickly became a hub for mining and transportation. The city is nestled in the Animas River Valley, offering stunning views of the surrounding San Juan Mountains. Durango is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. It is also home to the famous Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, which attracts visitors from around the world. The city's historic downtown features a charming array of shops, restaurants, and art galleries, making it a lively and attractive spot for tourists and locals alike. #driving #travel #4k #drive #roadtrip #Colorado #Durango #WolfCreekPass #relaxation #scenicdrive #rockymountains    / @worldofdrives