Recently visited Loveland Pass on our way back from Breckenridge. We drove to the top instead of…read morehiking. On the way up, we saw some light snow flurries, and by the time we reached the top, it was actively snowing. The scenery is absolutely stunning definitely a must-see if you're in the area. Just a heads-up: it can get icy and slippery, so be careful while walking around. Overall, it's a beautiful spot and perfect for enjoying the snowy mountain views! Plus it's free!

Each stop on our full day was momentous. The clouds touch the mountains and it's breathtaking…read more Pictures do not give justice to the view. Wear weather appropriate clothes and shoes. We were not able to make it to the top of the steps but still happy we got to explore this place for a bit!

Beautiful short little trail ! Highly recommend a visit ! Will be back again soon :) Pretty easy to…read moredo as well!

Did the Mayflower Gulch trail on 7/20/24 and saw so many wildflowers!! This is a great bang for…read morebuck hike where it's not overly exerting and the views in the gulch are beautiful. It was quite crowded today but luckily a wide trail and open space at the top to branch off from the crowds.

Beautiful scenic overlook with absolutely breathtaking views, straight out of a postcard!!! It's…read morean easy drive and there was plenty of parking when we arrived, which made it very convenient. Just a heads up: it can be very icy, so definitely wear snow boots or sturdy protective shoes (I slipped a few times ). Overall, totally worth it and I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

You can't really call this a hike, it's a 0.1 mile walk to the lookout. But it's easy to find on…read morethe map and cute! I give 4/5 stars because this spot is obvs weather dependent - the day I came was grey and wet so the view wasn't as lovely as I'd seen online but it's still a great vibe and a lovely, easy to access spot in the white river national forest area. If you're in Frisco/Breckenridge and want a nice photo op spot this is a great option!

Great hike at the end of Gold Trail Rd. it's a jeep/bike/hike trail with several off shoots. Cute…read morebabbling brook and mining ruins. Will have to go back to explore more.

I had a random Monday off and finally made my way to Guanella Pass after being in my bucket list…read morefor so long. When you first exit Georgetown, there are so many signs to guide you to Guanella Pass (also unlike a lot of places, this is free with free parking as well). This is a drive so be kind and share the road. This is also a paved road so driving was quite easy. There are lots of curved spots to park your car if there's a view you are interested in. Drive at your own pace. Take your time and drive slowly because the views are amazing, especially in Autumn. There are lots of lakes so if you see a sign for picnic area, make a stop. Drive up to the top of the summit. It's chilly but the views are wonderful. My little fur baby had a blast.

Gorgeous. Guanella…read morePass is certainly a fan favorite, especially for those seeking the fall colors a short drive from Denver. Plus it's a paved pass so that's a plus. Along the route are a ton of pull outs and scenic stops which are well occupied and used. There are also some campsites for those wishing to stay longer and check out some of the hiking trails. Absolutely a must see if you're scouting out the fall colors or looking to climb Mount Bierstadt.

New management just took over and disappointed in the changes they have made. It's a beautiful site…read moreand great location but the one star is due to management. They will not let you will up your RV with water although it says you can on their website. Make sure you fill up before getting to the campsite. Very frustrating to pull the extra weight.

Beautiful campground. Spacious sites with amazing views of forest trees, mountains, and the lake…read more We were in Loop E, and we loved our site. Roomy enough for our RV, car, screen tent, chairs, etc. No hookups, but we enjoy dry camping, too, so it didn't matter. Loop C sites have electricity and water, but I believe you need to reserve those far in advance to get a chance to get one. Our site offered privacy, also, which was quite nice after visiting many campgrounds with sites right on top of each other. The only downside is that you can hear the highway noise. A bike trail runs through the campground which you can take around the lake and into Breckinridge if you want. Even with the traffic noise, I still will give this campground 5 stars.

The Snake River Arm inlet of Dillion Lake is a beautiful place to relax and walk. There is a gravel…read moreparking lot and many come here to Sun bath and catch some rays.

No bathrooms, trash cans or dog poop bags. Plz plan on packing out what you pack in, including your…read moredog poop. Small parking lot. Imagine at a busy time of year you would want to get here early. We saw a couple in the parking lot with their dog getting ready to start about same time we were. Walk around the gate and start heading up on the road. You will eventually see a sign on the right for the trail and then start on.dirt or conditions now are snow So much billowy snow and trees!! Lots of beautiful views. We did see some moose tracks but we did not see any moose today. A gentleman who was running did see one however around 2.7 miles in. Trail is mostly snow pack up until 3 miles in. After that, no one has packed it or walked on it. If you want to go further you will need snowshoes and a map. It is just beautiful untouched snow as far as you can see and trees. It was a beautiful day out and very soul filling to be on this trail. This one is definitely a winner!

Not going to lie. You're going to work for your view!…read more Total hike 10-11 miles with 3700 feet of elevation gain. For your efforts you are rewarded with stunning views of Silverthorne, Lake/Resevoir Dillon. the Gore range, and so many amazing peaks. Bring at least 2 liters of water, snacks, and good hiking shoes

When you follow the directions, it puts you at a good place to park at the end of a dirt road. But…read moreyou follow it for maybe a quarter of a mile, and then there's a paved road. The next portion of the trail isn't well marked, but if you follow the asphalt road up until the 2nd no trespassing sign, it's there. Don't be like us and walk through the neighborhood instead (which was pretty, but not our intention). Also, this trail has a lot of scree, and beyond a nice view of the town, doesn't have much going for it.

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