For about 2 miles, the road stays in the trees near the edge of a long meadow which Mayflower Creek flows through. You’ll pass the remains of a few old mining camps and cabins, and side trails allow further exploration of the decaying structures. The road eventually emerges from the trees, and the final mile is among grassy meadows with summer wildflowers, surrounded by steep, rocky slopes on three sides. The road ends near the head of this valley but social trails weave throughout. Explore all you like then return the way you came.

Sources: https://www.hikingproject.com/trail/7005706/mayflower-gulch-road https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/colorado/mayflower-gulch-grand-traverse