Driving Mineral Creek Pass in Colorado is a rugged, high‑country adventure that delivers classic San Juan drama from the moment your tires hit the dirt. The road climbs steadily along Mineral Creek, threading between steep canyon walls and splashes of wildflowers before opening into wide alpine meadows framed by jagged peaks. As you gain elevation, the views stretch toward the Red Mountains and the dramatic ridgelines above Silverton, with patches of old mining relics adding a touch of history to the route. The track is rocky, narrow in places, and wonderfully remote, giving you that satisfying feeling of earning every vista as you work your way toward the pass.



Dimensions are approximately 5"x2"

Wholesale options available – Please message me direct.

SHIPPING:
I will ship as soon as I am able. Expedited shipping can be available in certain circumstances (for an additional charge), however, many items are made to order and can take 1-5+ days to produce depending on design and print time. If you need your item for a special event, please let me know and I will do my best to meet your deadline.

Local pickup is available in Colorado Springs, CO.

MATERIALS:
All models (unless custom request) will be 3D printed using PLA plastic. Please be aware that minor flaws are to be expected from the 3D printing process, especially on the bottom of the model. Many products are made using rainbow or color gradient filaments. This means that the color changes along the length of the filament roll and that colors may not be identical to those seen in the pictures. For a better idea of color choices, please see the color choice page on my website (www.3dadventureprinting.com).

SAFETY:
The 3D-printed items offered for sale here are not recommended for young children. They are also not recommended for use with animals, like as aquarium decorations, or for direct contact with food, like as cake decorations. Finally, they are not recommended for critical applications or severe environments. Do not expose to temperatures above 130F (hot car) or warping may occur.