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Lower Ingram Falls

San Miguel County, Colorado

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
San Miguel County, Colorado
Access status
Partial guide: lower and upper Ingram drops are not separated by any source; closer approach unconfirmed
The walk
Viewpoint from the road end; distance to a closer view unknown
Ground & access
The Bridal Veil road is a busy 4WD road shared with hikers and bikers. Ingram Creek can be a stream crossing at high flow.
Visit Telluride: Bridal Veil Trail

Drive east through Telluride on Colorado Avenue to the end of the box canyon. Ingram Falls is the waterfall visible behind the town, often mistaken for Bridal Veil Falls. Hikers can continue up the Bridal Veil road or Bridal Veil Trail, which cross Ingram Creek, for closer views. The sources read do not say which drop is the lower one.

Plan your visit

East end of Colorado Avenue at the end of the Telluride box canyon, view of Ingram Falls

Visitors see Ingram Falls from town and the end of the box canyon. No measured walking distance to a closer view of the lower drop was found. Road distance is not a walk.

The Bridal Veil road is a busy 4WD road shared with hikers and bikers. Ingram Creek can be a stream crossing at high flow.

Where to start

Limited parking at the end of the box canyon near the Idarado Mine area and the bottom of Bridal Veil Falls; obey all parking signs.

Timing & water

The 4WD road is closed in winter, and Visit Telluride discourages winter hiking toward the falls because of rockfall and avalanches.

Before you go

No fee information found.

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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

San Miguel County, Colorado.

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