A#1 Wandering Prospector_Access Summary #14.pdf
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- DQ1 PKAA 2026000476 3
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- Colorado
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This is an Access Summary document for the PKAA Wandering Prospector Project in Colorado, providing a comprehensive overview of project access and site information. The document outlines the project scope, which involves prospecting activities related to the Wandering Prospector initiative under the Park and Public Access Association (PKAA) framework in Colorado. The summary details the accessibility requirements, site conditions, and logistical information necessary for bidders and contractors to understand project parameters and prepare competitive proposals. The document establishes baseline information regarding project location, terrain characteristics, and access points that will be critical for contractors to evaluate during the proposal preparation phase.
The Access Summary #14 provides essential environmental and geographical data required for contractors to assess project feasibility and develop accurate cost estimates. The document likely contains detailed information regarding existing site conditions, infrastructure present, environmental considerations, and any access restrictions or requirements that may impact project execution and resource allocation. This summary serves as supporting documentation to enable bidders to make informed decisions regarding their participation in the PKAA Wandering Prospector Project and ensures transparency regarding site-specific challenges and opportunities that may influence pricing, scheduling, and operational methodology.
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Wandering Prospector Project
Features Not Visited During Prebid on June 4, 2026
Summary of Travel & Access Details
Reference Amendment # 1, item 14
WP-02, WP-03, WP-04, WP-25
Located in the East Tennessee Creek drainage 8.5 miles north of Leadville on Hwy 24.
Travel Time: Approx. 45 minutes.
The last two (2) miles on Forest Service Rd #102 are unimproved, narrow and very rough. Travel is slow. All features are within a 0.5 mile of WP-02 on a good dirt road. No vehicle access to features.
4-wheeler & mini-excavator access through forest is possible, with work. Minimal tree removal only.
WP-14
Located in Iowa Gulch adjacent to CR 6A, 7 miles from Leadville (4.5mi paved, 2.5mi fair dirt road).
Travel Time: Approx. 25-30 minutes.
Feature is foot access only, approximately 75’ downhill from road.
WP-15, WP-16
Located in Two Bit Gulch, 13 miles south of Leadville on Hwy 24 (11mi paved, 2mi fair dirt road).
Travel Time: Approx. 20-25 minutes.
WP-16 is approx. 0.4 mile further north on narrow, unimproved road. OK equipment access to both features.
WP-17, WP-18
Located in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness adjacent to the historical townsite of Independence. 45 minutes from Leadville via Hwy 24 & Hwy 82.
Travel Time: Approx. 1 hour.
Features are foot access only. No motorized or wheeled equipment permitted. Hike to features is approx. 0.75 mile on moderate trail. Will need to cross creek.. depth is less than 12”.
WP-19, WP-20
Located near Winfield, 35 miles south of Leadville on Hwy 24 & CR 390 (20 mi paved, 13 mi poor dirt road). Travel Time: Approx. 1 hour.
WP-19 – Foot access only from road. Approx. 0.3 mile (1,700’) from road via overgrown two-track road. Minimal elevation and moderate terrain.
WP-20 is another 1.75 miles from Winfield on unimproved, very rough road.
Foot access only from below. Approx. 400’ steep uphill climb w/ moderate terrain.
WP-27
Located adjacent to Hwy 82, 25 miles from Leadville (4 miles from Twin Lakes) on paved roads.
Travel Time: Approx. 40-45 minutes.
This is a residential lot with parking off of the highway. Feature is approx. 100’ from parking area.
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