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    • Leadville, Colorado

      Ski Hut-to-Hut from Uncle Bud's to Skinner Hut

      5.0
      24.5 mi / 4700 ft gain
      The trek starts just outside of Leadville near Turquoise Lake at 9800 ft. The first day you'll travel 6.5 miles and gain 1700 ft. to Uncle Bud's Hut, which sits around 11,400 ft. The second day you'll ski 7.1 miles to Skinner Hut and gain 2100 ft, mostly in the last 3 miles after having dropped...
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    • Sedalia, Colorado

      Hike Devils Head Fire Lookout

      4.7
      2.8 mi / 951 ft gain
      This is one of my favorite hikes near Denver and the lookout itself is over 100 years old! On the road to the trailhead there are many spots for camping and other activities.From Sedalia, CO head down Highway 67 for about 10 miles. Turn south onto Rampart Range Rd and continue for about 9.5 miles...
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    • Minturn, Colorado

      Hike to Fancy Pass

      5.0
      6 mi / 2373 ft gain
      The Fancy Pass Trail near Red Cliff is an excellent option for those looking to experience hiking in the rugged and pristine conditions of a wilderness area. This 6 mile roundtrip trail will take you into the Holy Cross Wilderness and up close and personal with towering peaks, verdant meadows, an...
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    • Denver, Colorado

      Westerly Creek Trail

      2.25 mi / 105 ft gain
      Westerly Creek Trail is an out-and-back trail that is good for all skill levels located near Denver, Colorado.
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    • Denver, Colorado

      Photograph Bison at the Rocky Mountain National Arsenal Wildlife Refuge

      5.0
      9 mi
      Bison are the largest and heaviest land animals in North America. They are a symbol of a wild and free landscape. Despite their size these big beasts are extremely agile. They can run up to 35 miles per hour and jump 6ft high from a stand still. Very few animals pose a threat to a healthy, fully ...
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    • Turquoise Lake, Colorado

      Escape to Turquoise Lake

      5.0
      Turquoise Lake is an 'off the beaten path' gem only 3 hours from the Denver Metro Area. The area surrounding the lake is home to some spacious and tree-shaded campgrounds. If you plan ahead and book early, you'll have your pick of the best spots within close proximity to the lake. The campground ...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Backpack to Odessa Lake via Fern Lake Trailhead

      4.0
      9.65 mi / 1890 ft gain
      Odessa Lake seems to be one of the true hidden gems of Rocky Mountain National Park. Don't get me wrong, you will likely see some folks there, but it is a far cry from the other crowded Bear Lake trailhead lakes. There are two ways to reach Odessa; one, from the Bear Lake Trailhead, and the oth...
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    • Castle Pines, Colorado

      Explore Daniel's Park

      Daniel's Park is a small park in Douglas County that offers unparalleled views of the front range. There is a small walking trail that follows the road if you choose to go on foot, or you can stay in the car and drive the length of Daniel's Park Road. There is a bison herd that calls Daniels Park...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Hike to Cub Lake

      5.0
      4.6 mi / 645 ft gain
      Rocky Mountain National Park showcases 355 miles of hiking trails, 6 campgrounds, and hundreds of backcountry camp sites. The cost to enter the park is $20.00 per vehicle, I recommend buying the annual National Parks Pass for $80.00. Cub Lake is an excellent trail for viewing wildlife. There ar...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Photograph Elk in Moraine Park

      The perspective here is vastly different from other areas in Rocky Mountain National Park as Moraine Park is essentially a large, very flat valley surrounded by tall mountains. You'll want to come during the elks' rutting season, which is between mid-September and mid-October. Park at the lot on ...
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    • Lone Tree, Colorado

      Hike Bluffs Regional Park Trail

      2.7 mi / 200 ft gain
      This loop trail is 2.7 miles long but has several options for overlooks that add 0.8 miles to the trip. This is an easy hike with minimal elevation gain and is a great option for the whole family. Every time I've done this hike I've seen numerous deer which only adds to the hike! 
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    • Longmont, Colorado

      McIntosh Lake Loop

      4.5
      3.6 mi / 72 ft gain
      McIntosh Lake is in northwest Longmont. The 3.6-mile loop extends all the way around the lake, with the first half being on a paved cement trail with neighborhood playgrounds, basketball, volleyball, and a seasonally open restroom. The trail turns to dirt on the western half of the loop, and here...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Winter Camp at Moraine Park

      5.0
      For the extra-adventurous (my friends call me crazy for this), I recommend experiencing Rocky Mountain National Park in the off-season, when nobody else is there. Dead winter.Of course, you'll want to be uber prepared if you choose to take on this adventure, as the mountains are very unforgiving,...
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    • Estes Park, Colorado

      Camp at Moraine Park

      4.7
      Moraine Park Campground is the only year-round campground at Rocky Mountain National Park. During the summer there are 244 reservable campsites and 77 first come first serve during the winter. Large numbers of elk gather in Moraine Park during the rut (September-October) and it's a popular wildli...
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    • Longmont, Colorado

      Hike or Trail Run on Rabbit Mountain, CO

      4.0
      3.95 mi / 472 ft gain
      This is a great hike/trail run in Boulder County. It is located between Longmont and Lyons and is part of Boulder County Open Space. Rabbit Mountain has over 5 miles of trails and 2,733 acres of beautiful open space. The views are incredible as most of your hike you are looking out at the entire ...
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    • Lyons, Colorado

      Hike the Kruger Rock Trail

      4 mi / 1000 ft gain
      Cutting through the forested hills surrounding Estes Valley, the Kruger Rock Trail is a well-marked 4 mile loop to the top of Kruger Rock. The trail begins in Hermit Park Open Space, located just a few miles southeast of Estes Park and is a moderate hike with around 1000 feet of elevation gain. C...
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