Ghost Towns and More | Episode 48 | Marble Colorado

[@jimmypage1517]

We went there several times as a family when I lived in CO

[@philipcollins5440]

I really enjoy traveling with U and seeing places I can not get to😊

[@kikufutaba524]

I love your videos. Thank you

[@TheBruceGday]

We went there as well and hiked up to the old quarries before they were reopened.

[@TheBruceGday]

I should say that was in the 1970s and 80s when I was a kid, with my dad and grandfather. I remember a section of the old road/tram railbed where the bridge was gone, having to finding hand and foot holds to cross around the Yule Creek below. My dad did a hike up to the old Strauss Quarries on Treasury Mountain as well.

[@robhumphrey4897]

Another great episode. Thank you for posting this episode. When I took my wife here a few years ago, we took time to explore the beautiful areas all around. It was an amazing get a way and vacation. The little coffee shop on the corner was wonderful and the people were so friendly.

[@FoundSounds51]

I went to Marble with a friend in 1981 and we didn't expect to find the quarry on the top of a mountain. We hiked to the quarry and it was an amazing sight; the whole top of the mountain is made of marble, the stream cut through marble and it looked like a polished bathtub. If you go looking for the quarry, look up, WAY up!

[@Oil_in_her_lamp]

I love the historical connections to some of this nations most iconic monuments! Incredible!

[@thomasd9237]

Very cool 👍👍

[@maryannjordan8143]

So cool, thanks for posting this. As a fan of geology and history I really enjoyed this.

[@audreyholt7721]

Amazing! I never knew all that marble in Washington same from nearby Colorado.

[@larrylangley9240]

My brother and his wife live in Marble. I don’t think they would appreciate being called a semi-ghost town.

[@tima8495]

*promo sm* 🌸