Address: Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“My favorite campsite in Eleven Mile Canyon. Right on the river and not too many sites close to it.”
Address: 19015 Co Rd 59, Hartsel, CO 80449, USA
“Rob and Dustin are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. And their willingness to share their fishing knowledge of current conditions has helped make my trips very successful. Fishing this past week was so phenomenal that I extended my stay an additional night(Great cozy bunkhouses). Going off of Rob's fly recommendations and what parts of the lake to fish, I caught lots of trout, all over 21", and 90% in less than 2' of water. The cooler weather has turned Spinney on! The best week I've ever had fly fishing. Highly recommend stopping in on your way to the lake to say hi and find out what's working and where to go, may save you a day or two of trying to figure it out on your own....”
Address: 39284 US-24, Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“~family owned and operated... I'd been super late on paying my storage fee a couple of times and they never hassled me about it, I'd just pay it up as soon as I could. Very laid back place, the cheapest storage rates you will ever find in the state of Colorado...they're the old fashioned stand up, look you in the eye, shake your hand, honor system kinda people that run this business. They are outstanding*”
Address: 13999 Main St, Guffey, CO 80820, USA
“Such a beautiful hike from start to finish! It's a short distance but definitely moderate, especially if you're not used to rocky terrain. Good shoes are a must! We spent an afternoon here and absolutely loved it! It was May and we only saw a few other people who stayed for a short time. There are bathrooms by the parking lot as well which is a nice plus! The payment situation was a bit frustrating but that was on us for not researching before going. We didn't have service there to do the scan and pay and also didn't have exact change or a pen. We eventually met some nice strangers, found a pen, and over paid with whatever cash we had on hand. Still, I can't recommend this hike enough! It's truly serene and beyond worthwhile! 🙌🏻”
Address: US Hwy 285, Grant, CO 80448, USA
“This is a fantastic place to hike and camp close to Denver. There are 2 pay campsites on either sides of US 285 and there is free dispersed camping along 126 and 126.A. If you are dispersed camping there is no potable water, no trash and no tables. I have camped for free many times in this area and love to head up here for a quick overnight in the mountains here and there. The road to the sites is pretty well maintained and can usually be passed by passenger car”
Address: Forest Rd 224, Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“Absolutely LOVE this camping spot. This was our second time here. This is BLM land no water, no electric, no dump, no trash. PACK OUT WHAT YOU PACK IN. There are so many spots to choose from with different views either trees or mountains. Nothing is level of course and the 2 mile drive in (we didn't go to far in) is pretty rough. We have a 25ft class c rv. I think just about any size would fit there are so many options.”
Address: Jefferson, CO 80456, USA
“Awesome place to explore. The old Ranger Station's fantastic.”
Address: U.S. 285,, Dillon, CO 80435, USA
“Gets very crowded very quickly being so close to town. Recommend getting there early on the weekend. There are great clearings especially the further you go up. We stayed about 10k and found a nice spot. Not the worst road but would be more comfortable in something with some clearance. Dogs are allowed. A lot of trails throughout the road.”
Address: Geneva Rd, Grant, CO 80448, USA
“Great campground if you're looking for a paid site with toilets and water. The location is beautiful and there's even dispersed camping if you hike a bit back, along the river. The lady that tends the ground and takes payment is a bit strange and will talk your ear off, but she keeps the grounds nice and has firewood for sale and lots of great information!”
Address: Grant, CO 80448, USA
“Great place to go hiking, amazing views. During the color changing times would present the best times to go up but great views regardless. Be careful when you go up during the color changing times as people will park anywhere, stopping in the middle of the roads and reducing highways to one lane roads. Get up there early to start your hike. Abyss Lake is about 17 miles round trip but you don't have to hike all the way up to enjoy the views. At the trailhead you should fill out the paperwork for a permit, it is free but just tracks the foot traffic in and out. First half of the hike has a wide trail and is an easy hike with water crossings. It is also dog friendly but no waste containers ong the trail so remember to pack out what you bring in.”
Address: Geneva Rd, Grant, CO 80448, USA
“This is a beautiful trail! I recommend arriving early, like 6am for parking. By 10am parking is just impossible. The trail itself is a less popular trail but there is one right across from it, Abyss, that is extremely popular. Most of the people you will see are there for that trail. The trail is marked very well and has beautiful sights. Dog friendly.”
Address: Co Rd 62, Grant, CO 80448, USA
“Great place for a hike! Won't disappoint!”
Address: Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“Tried to do some turkey hunting off Colorado 77 going towards tarryall didn't find any turkey but found some beautiful new places to Jeep! Colorado is so beautiful it's unbelievable God really shows his hand in this place!! went to tarryall and fish the outlet at tarryall caught three beautiful trout man talk about a great day”
Address: Co Rd 77, Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“Wow, I think we found our absolute favorite campground in CO. Beautiful creek which is perfect for kids/dog/everyone. Surrounded by stunning rock outcroppings scenery. Stunning starry nights with the Milky Way visible due to elevation yet not freezing cold (in summer). Huge thanks to the hosts who got us out of a very sticky situation of a flat tire AND flat car battery (and no reception nor cell battery if we couldn't have fixed it!). Thank goodness for the niceness of strangers. Tip: the bathrooms by the bridge are much better than the outhouse-style bathroom on the loop. Use those. If you want to camp across the bridge, you have to park your car and walk in. We chose to car camp as walking to the creek only takes seconds anyway - but the drawback of these sites is no shade if you don't have your own awning/gazebo. Tons of people bring tubes to play on the water. Busy site but didn't feel cramped even full on Labor Day - IMO.”
Address: Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“Rarely are there ever spots left unreserved... This place is great. But; it is hard to get into considering you can count all the available places on two hands! It's not exactly state employees running this place. They are great, and attentive to the lands and surrounding ecosystem...”
Address: Bailey, CO 80421, USA
“Truly inspiring beauty and well maintained trails /camp sites.”
Address: Forest Rd 817, Jefferson, CO 80456, USA
“It's the Colorado Trail. It's beautiful.”
Address: 54166 US Hwy 285, Bailey, CO 80421, USA
“Fun day hike of you live on the south side of Denver. Gorgeous part of the state that I need to explore more of.”
Address: 20859 Co Rd 77, Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“John and Lily are building a unique and beautiful lodge and they go all out to ensure your stay is refreshing and memorable.”
Address: 21446 Co Rd 77, Lake George, CO 80827, USA
“Great place. Excellent fishing. Fantastic staff.”
Address: 8704-8798 Deer Creek Rd, Bailey, CO 80421, USA
“Great trails that run along the Tanglewood Creek. The rocks can be difficult to navigate at times, but it's nice to be able to take a quick rest and listen to the creek. Went on a Friday and only saw another hiker near the very end of the trail.”
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