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Ten Mile Canyon has a few official trailheads. In Frisco, almost all commuter trail junctions are well-marked with trail signs and mileage markers.

Matchless Mine is actually owned and operated by the Leadville National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum. You can pay to take self-guided tours and learn more about the mining history of Leadville and other small Colorado mountain towns. You can see some of the mining infrastructure from the Mineral Belt Trail, and there are many other mining ruins along the eastern part of the Mineral Belt Trail loop.

Rainbow Lake is an easy accessible body of water off of the Peaks Trail in Frisco, Colorado. The water's edge serves as a pretty picturesque spot with high mountain peaks looming in the background. This area is known for having moose pass through on a semi-regular basis.

There is an old steam engine on display next to the current active railroad. You can book 2 hour scenic train tours from $77.50 on the Leadville Railroad website here: https://leadvillerailroad.com/train-rides.

Leadville, Colorado is the highest town in the US at 10,152 feet above sea-level. This small former mining town has recently begun to transform into a recreational hub in large part due to the Leadville 100, a 100-mile ultramarathon, and its proximity to the two tallest mountains in the state: Mount Elbert and Mount Massive. Harrison Ave is the main street of Leadville. Nestled in the colorful, historic buildings that reflect its rich history as one of the most prosperous silver mining town in the state are coffee shops, boutiques, gear stores, antique and thrift stores, and the famous Melenzana Store, where (by appointment only) you can purchase some of Colorado's most iconic fleeces.

The Silver Cord Mine is a notable piece of Leadville's history. The Silver Cord Mining Company is responsible for the concrete arch on the way up California Gulch, as well as the Yak Tunnel (previously called the Blow Tunnel after the mine's manager) just south of Iron Hill.

This historic mine ruin is notable for its well-preserved and picturesque ore house which stands as a testament to Leadville's mining history.

The Mineral Belt Trail tops out at 10,606 feet. There is a small lookout here towards town with the Sawatch Mountains in the background.