SEARCH THE SITELATEST SITE UPDATESOctober 23, 2019
Oro Grande Trail, White River National Forest, Front Range (3.2 mi (RT); 385 ft elevation gain)
October 20, 2019
Acorn Creek Trail, Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness, White River National Forest, Front Range (6.8 mi (RT); 2,900 ft elevation gain)
October 8, 2019
Anthracite Pass, Raggeds Wilderness, White River National Forest, Elk Mountains (7.5 mi (RT); 2,400 ft elevation gain)
October 2, 2019
Huntsman Ridge Trail, White River National Forest, Elk Mountains (2.4 mi (RT); 765 ft elevation gain)
September 27, 2019
Rutherford Trail to Silver Dale Site, Georgetown/Silver Plume Historic District Public Lands, Clear Creek County Open Space, Front Range (3.4 mi (RT); 1,000 ft elevation gain)
September 25, 2019
Excelsior Road to Chicago Forks, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (1.8 mi (RT); 600 ft elevation gain)
September 24, 2019
Rotary Peak 12,479 ft, Arapaho & White River National Forests, Front Range (3 mi (RT); 680 ft elevation gain)
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FEATURED HIKES: ASPEN COLORS - 9,000 to 10,500 ftIt's that time of year again, when hiking and leaf peeping become one in the same. This year, the fall colors are coming in a bit later than usual, most likely due to the extremely wet and cold early summer. That being said, the time is here to start searching for the perfect aspen grove. In Colorado, you basically just need to follow the elevation, the first aspens to turn are in the 9,000 to 10,500 ft range. Here are few suggestions to get you started in your search. For more suggestions visit: http://www.gohikecolorado.com/hikes-with-fall-colors.html
Tanglewood/Rosalie Trails, Mount Evans Wilderness, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (4.5 mi (RT); 1,150 elevation gain)
Devils Canyon Road, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (3 mi (RT); 696 ft elevation gain)
Booth Lake, Eagle's Nest Wilderness, Gore Range (8.7 mi (RT); 3,590 ft elevation gain)
Argentine Central Railroad Grade, Clear Creek County Historic District Public Lands, Front Range (2.3 mi (RT); 590 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.