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June 2, 2021

Scout Trail, Glenwood Springs & BLM Public Lands, Colorado Plateau (10 mi (RT); 1,500 ft elevation gain)

Grizzly Creek Trail, Glenwood Canyon Recreation Area, White River National Forest, Colorado Plateau (7.5 mi (RT); 2,000 ft elevation gain)

May 31, 2021

Wilson Crossing Trail via Kenner Ranch, Cuchara Canyon, BLM Public Lands, Eastern Plains (3.4 mi (RT); 630 ft elevation gain)

May 11, 2021

Lathrop Hogback Trail, Lathrop State Park, Eastern Plains (1.6 mi (RT); 485 ft elevation gain)

First Look Trail, Fishers Peak State Park, Eastern Plains (1 mi (RT); 200 ft elevation gain)

Longs Canyon Trail, Trinidad Lake State Park, Culebra Range, Sangre De Cristo Mountains (2.4 mi (RT); 250 ft elevation gain)

May 4, 2021

Anne U. White Trail, Boulder County Open Space, Boulder Area (3.4 mi (RT); 550 ft elevation gain)

Rosie Rueter Incline Trail, Rueter-Hess Recreation Authority, Douglas County (1 mi (RT); 290 mi (RT))

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK IN WINTER

Rocky Mountain National Park in the Winter is a wonderful place. The trails are quiet and snow covered, the peaks are both menacing and beautiful, and the Elk are everywhere. Hiking in the higher elevations of the Park requires snowshoes or skis and a bit of pre-planning. Here are a few trails that are typically safe from avalanche danger and guaranteed to knock your wool socks off. Enjoy!

Fern Lake (8.5 mi (RT); 2,000 ft elevation gain)

Bierstadt Lake via Moraine Trailhead (3 mi (RT); 300 ft elevation gain)

Lake Helene via Bear Lake Trailhead (6.8 mi (RT); 1,300 ft elevation gain)

Deer Mountain (6 mi (RT); 1,100 ft elevation gain)

COLORADO HIKING NEWS

Article - Click HERE - "How to Preserve Nature While Hiking" provided by www.personalinjury-law.com.

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.