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Twin Lakes
The reflection of the snow-capped Mount Ebert off these mirrored glacial lakes is almost too beautiful to believe.
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Twin Lakes Details
The reflection of the snow-capped Mount Ebert off these mirrored glacial lakes is almost too beautiful to believe. Although many people wind up here after visiting the historic village or camping in the nearby parks, others come for the opportunity to kayak, paddleboard, and even swim in these majestic bodies of water. While they are glacial, these lakes can be quite comfortable in the summer, especially after they are warmed up by the sun throughout the day.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Twin Lakes
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4.1 mi away
Collegiate Peaks Byway
Between the vast whitewater canyons and the snow-capped mountain peaks of the Sawatch Range, this 57-mile drive has plenty to offer in terms of jaw-dropping landscapes.
6.3 mi away
Mount Elbert
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.
6.3 mi away
Clear Creek Reservoir
For almost 100 years, this 45-acre reservoir has been a prime destination for swimmers, kayakers, and boaters.
6.4 mi away
Mount Elbert
Dominating the Rocky Mountain skyline is the mighty 14,440-foot peak of this snow-striped mountain.
10.9 mi away
Mineral Belt Trail
Winding around the high-elevation slopes of the Rocky Mountains is this fun and exciting 11.6-mile loop.
