Coyote Valley Trail
This roughly one-mile, handicapped-accessible loop trail crosses the banks of the Colorado River.
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Coyote Valley Trail Details
This roughly one-mile, handicapped-accessible loop trail crosses the banks of the Colorado River and helps explain the park's riparian habitat to visitors. You may see moose or elk here, but even if you don't you can enjoy the views of the river and the Never Summer Mountains. The river, wetlands, meadows, rich soil, and high humidity here provide a lush habitat for birds, beaver, muskrats and moose, while deer and elk also venture down to the river to drink.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
N/A
Estimated time
Region
West Side
Nearby Parks Around Coyote Valley Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Coyote Valley Trail
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Coyote Valley Trail
This roughly one-mile, handicapped-accessible trail runs along the banks of the Colorado River.
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Baker Mountain
This trail is seldom used, making it a perfect trail for both day and overnight hikes.
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Holzwarth Historic Site
One of the few structures of the early tourism trade that flourished in the park.
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Holzwarth Historic Site
One of the few remaining structures remaining of the early tourism trade that flourished in the park.
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Timber Creek Campground
This campground has 98 campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis.
