Take a photo tour of the tiny mountain town of Red Cliff

Looking down onto the town of Red Cliff

Some of the homes and buildings in Red Cliff

Shrine Pass Road is popular with 4-wheelers in the spring, summer and fall and with snowmobiles in the winter. There's a rental company right at the trailhead for those who want to try it out.

The 12-mile dirt road is also popular for cars, dirt bikes and cross-country skies. There are hikes that are well-known for spectacular wildflowers, dispersed camping and fishing along the Eagle River.

The family-run Green Bridge Inn gives visitors to Red Cliff a unique place to stay in the Colorado mountains. Rooms rent for between $99 and $200 and include Wi-Fi, balconies and a kitchenette in the king suite.

Red Cliff has both a small general store and a liquor store, both in the first floor of the Green Bridge Inn.

Red Cliff Provisions has basic groceries and necessities for residents and visitors.

Red Cliff Spirits is the town's liquor store and is open seven days a week.

Mango's Mountain Grill is Red Cliff's restaurant. They have live music, a rooftop patio and is available for private parties.

The iconic green bridge on HWY 24 marks the entrance the Red Cliff. It was built in 1940 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

Some of the homes and buildings in Red Cliff

The iconic green bridge on HWY 24 marks the entrance the Red Cliff. It was built in 1940 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

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Take a photo tour of the tiny mountain town of Red Cliff

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