IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo. The historic Argo Mill and Tunnel in Idaho Springs was at the center of Colorados Gold Rush in the late 1800s. Today, the site is open for tours and gold panning 7 days a week. Soon, the adjacent area will be reimagined to include a gondola to the mountain top.The Mighty Argo Mill and Cable Car project has been a work in progress for years now. Recently, owners of the project told Denver7, infrastructure up above the Mill has gone in and they hope to have work completed by Fall of 2025.Its a really cool marriage of history and modern technology says Mary Jane Loevlie, owner/partner of the Mighty Argo project. The gondola plans to take riders on a 1.3 mile trip over Rosa Gulch, ascending 1,300 feet. The ride will take around 10 minutes and will have room for up to 10 people per cable car.On top, hikers and cyclists will have access to 12 miles of trails. Argo Landing will feature pedestrian plazas and viewing decks, food and beverage options and a large amphitheater.Loevlie says that everyone is welcome. The site will be wheelchair accessible and the 300 seat open air amphitheater, Will be perfect for weddings, corporate events, or Bronco evenings on the big screen. A childrens play area and picnic space are also set to traverse the mountain and provide expansive Colorado mountain views.Organizers hope to attract visitors and locals alike to the landing. Preserving the history, while encouraging heritage tourism and outdoor recreation is the goal for the Mighty Argo Project.Scripps News Denver's Katie LaSalle shares a preview with renderings in the video player below. The new Mighty Argo Cable Car in Idaho Springs_______Watch KOAA News5 on your time, anytime with our free streaming app available for your Roku, FireTV, AppleTV and Android TV. Just search KOAA News5, download and start watching.