SEARCH THE SITELATEST SITE UPDATESJune 6, 2020
Dry Saint Vrain Trail, Roosevelt National Forest, Front Range (3.6 mi (RT); 850 ft elevation gain)
May 31, 2020
Indian Creek Trail, Pike National Forest, Front Range (1.7 mi (RT); 200 ft elevation gain)
May 12, 2020
Dixon Cove, Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, Fort Collins Area (2.2 mi (RT); 150 ft elevation gain)
May 11, 2020
Ceran St. Vrain Trail to Miller Rocks, Roosevelt National Forest, Front Range (6.3 mi (RT); 900 ft elevation gain)
May 8, 2020
Molly Lake via Granite Ridge Trail, Red Feather Lakes Area, Roosevelt National Forest, Front Range (1.8 mi (RT); 200 ft elevation gain)
May 4, 2020
Rattlesnake Trail, Homestead Ranch Regional Park, Colorado Springs Area (1.7 mi (RT), 200 ft elevation gain)
April 13, 2020
High Line Canal Trail - Southern End - Platte Canyon Reservoir to Chatfield State Park, Denver Area Greenways (2.8 mi (RT); minimal elevation gain)
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FEATURED HIKES: A WEIRD SPRINGWell, there's no denying it, it's going to be a weird spring time in Colorado... I can't make any recommendations or suggestions when it comes to safety. Please stay safe, please don't travel too much, please respect other people's sense of health and safety. That being said, here are a few of my favorite spring time hikes. Be sure to check with the land management agencies for trail closures before you head out. I wish you all, and your families and loved ones, a healthy spring!
The Gallery Loop, Shelf Road Recreation Area, BLM Public Lands, Front Range (1.8 mi (RT); 522 ft elevation gain)
Goose Creek Arm Trail, Hayman Fire Restoration Area, Pike National Forest, Front Range (3.4 mi (RT); 300 ft elevation gain)
The Temple Trail, Temple Canyon Park, Cañon City, Front Range (1.7 mi (RT); 600 ft elevation gain)
Dolores River Canyon Trail, Dolores River Canyon Wilderness Study Area, BLM Public Lands, Colorado Plateau (7.3 mi (RT); 566 ft elevation gain)
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COLORADO HIKING NEWS
September 20, 2019 - New State Park at Fishers Peak to Open in 2021 - Fishers Peak is an iconic landmark towering over Trinidad Colorado that has always been just out of reach for most Colorado hikers. However, Gov. Polis has declared that the area will be the newest Colorado State Park and open to the public by 2021. Click here for an article from The Denver Channel.