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Cars and driving
Registration and plates, emissions, mountain-pass and winter-driving rules, and the things that change when you drive and register a vehicle in Colorado.
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Driving Crowley County means plains roads and plains weather
Getting around Crowley County means highways like CO 96 plus many gravel county roads, all under open-plains weather that can change fast.
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Owl Creek Pass is a seasonal back road into Montrose's mountains
Owl Creek Pass, reached by the Cimarron Road south of US 50, is an unpaved national forest route into the high country that opens and closes with the seasons and is not a maintained highway.
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The Central City Parkway: Gilpin County's direct road up from I-70
The Central City Parkway connects Central City to Interstate 70, giving Gilpin County a paved high-mountain route separate from the road through Black Hawk.
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The Unaweep-Tabeguache byway runs remote canyon country in Montrose County's West End
The Unaweep-Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway follows highways 141 and 145 through remote canyon country, including Montrose County's West End around Naturita and Nucla, with long stretches that have no fuel and no cell service.
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The West Elk Loop scenic byway anchors at Montrose's Black Canyon
The West Elk Loop is a long Colorado scenic and historic byway that uses the Black Canyon near Montrose as one of its anchors, looping through mountain and ranch country over a full day of driving.
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