The purpose of this category is to post hikes for Colorado.
Hanging Lake is a must do hike if you are visiting Glenwood Springs, CO. Aspen, Vail or any of the other surrounding areas. It was designated a National Natural Landmark because of it's amazing beauty and the unique geologic aspects of the destination. Trail Head Name Hanging Lake Length 2.8 mi or 4.5
Trail Description: The Ute Meadows trail is a great trail for solitude and viewing wildlife. You will get a great mix of hiking with little exposure to tundra hiking and great views at high elevations above 11k ft or 3300 meters. This trail is a strenuous trail and prepare accordingly. It's best to start
Trail Description: The Emerald Lake hike starts right from the Bear Lake Trailhead, situated close to the end of Bear Lake Road. From Bear Lake, the trail proceeds with a climb thru to Nymph Lake. Proceeding from here, at around 1.1 miles from the trail point, you will get to a junction
To get to the Chasm Lake trail point from Estes Park, you should keep going (driving) at close to 9 miles south on Colorado Highway 7 - heading to the junction for the Longs Peak Ranger point. Note that you will be following the East Longs Peak Trail for the most
Trail Location Chapin Creek Trail-head Round Trip 8.3 Miles (13.4 km) Trail-head Elevation 11,040 ft (3365 m) Highest Elevation 13,514 ft (4119 m) Trail Difficulty Difficult Parking Lot Latitude, Longitude 40.43473, -105.73031 Going on a journey - climbing the 13,514 ft Ypsilon, 13,069 ft Mt. Chiquita & 12,454 ft Mt. Chapin Mountains is
Jess Weaver trail is a hike near Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Vail or any of the other surrounding areas. This is a great hike to see water falls, scenic views, and in general a great mountain hike to enjoy the rocky mountain around Glenwood Springs. Jess Weaver Trail Hike Location The hike can be reached
Eldorado Canyon State Park is a popular destination for people looking to get out of the city in the summer time and enjoy the mountains without a long drive. Eldorado Canyon State Park is located a few miles south of boulder. With such easy access right along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains
This trail starts out at the South Mesa Trail head which leads to many different destinations and connects with Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Park land. From the South Mesa Trail head, take the Mesa Trail to the Towhee trail. Turn left on the Towhee trail. This trail traverses through open meadows for
