Click here to download a Garmin GPS data file with all Montrose Routes and Waypoints (should work in most Garmin GPS units, but you will probably have to have the GPS recalculate the route using these points)
	Click here to download an iWay GPS data file with all Montrose Routes and Waypoints (courtesy of Jon)
	Click here to download a GPS Exchange data file with all Montrose Routes and Waypoints (should work in most GPS units, but you will probably have to have the GPS recalculate the route using these points)

NOTE:  There are few places to have lunch along this route, so you might want to take along a snack or sandwich.  Crawford has a restaurant (Boardwalk Cafe), but you will be there too early for lunch.

	Montrose US-50 west to Delta ~22 miles
	Delta CO-92 to Hotchkiss ~20 miles
	Hotchkiss CO-92 to Crawford to North Rim Black Canyon to Blue Mesa Dam and US-50 ~55 miles This is an awesome ride, so take your time and enjoy.  The Mad Dog Cafe in Crawford is closed unfortunately.  Crawford is the home of Joe and Pam Cocker and for several years they operated the Cafe and the store -- awesome food and good shopping when they were open.  Continue on to the  North Rim of the Black Canyon (do not take the turn-off for the entrance to the NP as the roads on the north side are not paved); CO-92 will follow the rim, twisting in and out.  Several nice pull-offs and overlooks provide spectacular views of the Gunnison river Canyon (be sure and stop at the turnoffs, particularly the one at the east end, walking along the trail to the edge of the canyon for some great views -- don't miss it).  Drop down to Blue Mesa Dam and up to US-50. Colorado Scenic Byways West Elk
	US-50 west over Blue Mesa Summit and Cero Summit to the turnoff for Black Canyon National Park ~30 miles
	CO-347 into Black Canyon NP, climbing to the top of the rim of the canyon, then return to US-50. ~24 miles round trip Awesome views and some short trails on the main part of the park -- these roads are paved.  The Rim Road is very nice and go all the way to the end, stopping at several of the overlooks.  Also, immediately past the entrance station to the park (where you pay your fee) there is a road that goes down to the Gunnison River in the bottom of the canyon -- be sure and take this down .  NOTE:  It has 15% grades, but the Wing handles them well -- just watch for the temperature gauge to possibly climb as you come up out of the canyon as the speeds are slow (try to shift to 3rd gear when possible). Black Canyon Of The Gunnison National Park (National Park Service)
	US-50 west to Montrose ~8 miles