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  • Loveland Pass, Colorado

    Top Spots in and near Loveland Pass

    • Buena Vista, Colorado

      Backpack the Buffalo Peaks Wilderness Loop

      5.0
      11.7 mi / 2000 ft gain
      Starting at the Rich Creek Campground this wonderful moderate hike forms a loop by connecting the Rich Creek Trail and the Tumble Creek trail. in the Buffalo Peaks wilderness. Flanked by the Collegiate Peaks, in Spring and Summer the area is awash with rushing creeks, lush wet lowlands & deep...
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    • Basalt, Colorado

      Mystic Island Lake and Lake Charles via Ironedge Trail

      5.0
      12.36 mi / 2861 ft gain
      Mystic Island Lake and Lake Charles via Ironedge Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Eagle, Colorado.
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    • Sedalia, Colorado

      Backpack the McCurdy Park Loop

      25 mi / 7202 ft gain
      The total distance of the loop is a little under 25 miles and you will climb a total of 7202 feet. It can be done as a 3 day backpacking trip as shown below.The LoopDay 1: After Parking in the trail head's parking lot, which fills up quickly on weekends, start down the trail after signing your pe...
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    • Sedalia, Colorado

      Backpack the Lost Creek Loop

      33.5 mi / 6200 ft gain
      Lost Creek Wilderness may be my favorite part of Colorado.  It contains varied terrain and geography, and is less crowded than most places.  This loop will take you through everything the wilderness area has to offer.  You will get sweeping panoramas of mountain ranges to the south, as well has m...
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    • Sedalia, Colorado

      Camp at Goose Creek

      3.0
      8 mi / 1300 ft gain
      Goose Creek is a fantastic spot to hike or camp. There is a dirt road leading to the trailhead, and it winds through the mountains and offers a great view of the valley. The dirt road is relatively easy and well-maintained. The burn scar from the Hayman fire is still really evident, so there are ...
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    • Littleton, Colorado

      Winter Hiking and Wildlife in Waterton Canyon

      3.7
      12.4 mi
      Waterton Canyon is the beginning of the Colorado Trail which stretches 500 miles from Denver to Durango. Camping is allowed on the Colorado Trail but is not allowed in the first 6 miles section of Waterton Canyon, which is managed by Denver Water. The gravel road is great for running, biking, hi...
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    • Kremmling, Colorado

      Camp at Wolford Mountain Reservoir

      If a nice relaxing adventure is what you seek, this is the place for you. There aren't a lot of super scenic, adrenaline pumping hikes at this campground, but there are well established campsites with beautiful sunrise and sunset views. If you're a photographer, the midnight sky on a moonless nig...
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    • Pine, Colorado

      Fish Cheeseman Canyon

      5.0
      Cheesman Canyon is considered one of the top fisheries in the world, and this stretch of the South Platte River is easily accessed at the Cheesman trailhead off CR 126 just Southwest of Deckers.  There are tons of great fishing opportunities along this stretch of the river, but it does tend to ge...
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    • Basalt, Colorado

      Peter Estin Hut

      5.0
      8.02 mi / 2238 ft gain
      If you have stayed in other 10th Mountain Division Huts, Peter Estin is a quite similar and definitely one of my favorites. I made the trip in the winter because of the awesome skiing/snowboarding just right out side the front door. The trailhead begins at Yeoman Park and there are two routes th...
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    • Basalt, Colorado

      Backpack & Fish at Lake Charles

      11 mi / 1700 ft gain
      I decided to make an Outbound listing for this because the AllTrails listing is incredibly inaccurate. Hopefully you're reading this one!  Your adventure starts at the trailhead of Fulford Cave / Fulford Cave Campground in Yeoman Park. Yeoman Park is just past Sylvan Lake State Park and is consid...
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    • Edgewater, Colorado

      Sloan Lake Loop

      4.3
      2.7 mi / 39 ft gain
      Sloan Lake Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
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    • Grand Lake, Colorado

      Hike to Big Meadows and Granite Falls

      5.0
      10.3 mi
      The Green Mountain Trail is part of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) which is a foot path from Mexico to Canada. Big Meadows is a great place to view elk, moose, and deer. Other animals you can see in the area are abert squirrels, river otters, weasels, and black bear.Big Meadow...
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    • Boulder, Colorado

      Eagle Sage Loop

      4.3
      3.77 mi / 164 ft gain
      This is a great trail if you are in the Boulder area and want something fairly easy or quick. This 3.75 loop can be hiked in about an hour and a half since it is fairly flat. The elevation gain is minimal. You start out at the Eagle Trailhead located west of the Boulder Reservoir. Start out at t...
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    • Basalt, Colorado

      Hike to Eagle Lake, Colorado

      5.0
      5.5 mi / 1036 ft gain
      If you find yourself back in the Lime Creek area just outside of Eagle, Colorado and south of Sylvan Lake State Park - you should make the time to get yourself up to Eagle Lake! The hike starts off of Brush Creek Road and follows a property line in the forest of Aspens and towering wildflowers fo...
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    • 1398 Longs Peak Road, Colorado

      Storm Peak and Mount Lady Washington

      4.5
      12.57 mi / 5312 ft gain
      This adventure began at the Longs Peak trailhead in southeastern Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. I followed the Longs Peak trail for 6 miles to the Boulderfield backcountry camping area. This is a fairly steep on-trail climb of 3,360 feet. After setting up camp at 12,760 feet, my partner...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Peacock Pool

      7.9 mi / 2438 ft gain
      The peacock pool is a cool little tarn below the outlet to Chasm Lake. Please note that this adventure is best done in the winter/spring when snow is present to prevent erosion in the sensitive area. That is how the description will be written, assuming winter conditions. The approach is the sa...
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