Pennsylvania Gulch

Pennsylvania Gulch Road is a scenic and historic route west of Boulder, Colorado. The road's historical significance dates back to the 1800s, when it was a crucial transportation route for miners during the Colorado Gold Rush. Today, it serves as a reminder of the state's rich mining heritage. The narrow, winding road weaves through steep, rocky inclines, presenting a formidable challenge to experienced and novice drivers alike. While the road's difficulty might deter some, it draws thrill-seekers and offroad enthusiasts who relish the adrenaline rush of conquering this rewarding drive.