Trails

Takes you to one of the most iconic mountains in America--Pike's Peak.

Follows the path forged by miners looking to extract and transport gold in the 1800s.

A crescendo of rivers, waterfalls, and stunning landscapes along the way make the entire hike feel incredibly special.

Though short, the Byer's Peak Trail is steep and requires hikers to do some bouldering.

The main attraction of Cascade Falls Trail is the swift-flowing waterfall at the end of the 3.5-mile trek.

If you are looking for a fun but challenging hike in the Denver area, then this trail in Genesee Park might be right up your alley.

Colorado River Trail follows the upper stretch of this great American river; its source being roughly 6 miles from the trailhead.

There is no better way to experience the majesty of Colorado than exploring the Colorado Trail.

Offers an idyllic alpine lake at the end of a relatively short and moderately difficult trail.

This trail is more than massive; it is epic in the truest sense of the word.

The payoff is the serene setting and hot springs.

The hike crosses a variety of terrain and offers visitors views of a jagged landscape dotted with pools of water.

This trail is inverse to most trails, as visitors will find out that you hike down to a cove in Morrow Point Reservoir before hiking back up.

An easy, and family-friendly (including canine family members) spot perfect for picnics and light exercise.

This is an easy trail, the first half is paved, and it is very popular with families and those looking for an excellent payoff without much effort.

The Wheeler Geologic Area at the end of the trail is strange and beautiful, with its sharp spires of hardened volcanic ash morphing into smooth folded surfaces.

Colorado has some of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the country, and this one is no exception.

This family-friendly trail is just under an hours drive from Denver, making it a great option for travelers who crave a quick escape into the great outdoors.

Venture deep into the heart of the 14ers while you trek along this scenic 7.1-mile trail inside the Mount Evans Wilderness Area.

Hiking to the top of Colorados highest peak is no easy feat, although it is guaranteed to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience that most trekkers can only dream about.

Many consider this trail to be the best introductory hike for those interested in scaling the peaks of the 14ers.

This 3-mile out and back trail is a fan favorite amongst experienced hikers.

This short but sweet 2.4-mile trek has one of the most rewarding views of nature practically every season of the year.