SEARCH THE SITELATEST SITE UPDATESMarch 26, 2020
Discovery Loop & Legacy Trail, Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Denver Area (1.8 mi (RT); minimal elevation gain)
March 10, 2020
High Line Canal Trail, McLellen Reservoir, Denver Area Greenways (2 mi (RT); minimal elevation gain)
February 19, 2020
Young Gulch Trail, Roosevelt National Forest, Front Range (5.2 mi (RT); 800 ft elevation gain)
February 5, 2020
Historic Fire Lookout, Running Deer Natural Area, Fort Collins Natural Areas, Fort Collins Area (2 mi (RT); minimal elevation gain)
February 3, 2020
North Loop & Foothills Trail, Reservoir Ridge Natural Area, Fort Collins Natural Area, Fort Collins Area (2.6 mi (RT); 440 ft elevation area)
January 31, 2020
Community Ditch Trail, Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks, Boulder Area (4.5 mi (RT); 200 ft elevation gain)
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FEATURED HIKES: EARLY WINTER HIKINGSo... it seems like Colorado really wants it be winter. Instead of late Fall hiking, we are quickly heading into a snowy early winter season. While snowshoeing season in the high country is already in full swing, here are some hikes that typically don't require snowshoes. Grab your micro-spikes and waterproof boots and hit the cold trails. For more winter hikes visit: http://www.gohikecolorado.com/winter-hikes.html
Bridal Veil Falls, Uncompahgre National Forest, San Juan Mountains (3.6 mi (RT); 1,000 ft elevation gain)
Lily Mountain, Rocky Mountain National Park (3.6 mi (RT); 1,388 ft elevation gain)
Crystal Reservoir Trail, North Slope Recreation Area, Pike National Forest (2.2 mi (RT); 292 ft elevation gain)
Floyd Hill Open Space, Clear Creek County Open Space, Front Range (4.1 mi (RT); 785 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.