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Horsetooth Mountain Open Space
Country park
2,711-acre mountainous park offers 29 miles of hiking, biking & equestrian trails & scenic vistas.
4.80 (1.6K reviews)
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Devil's Backbone Open Space
Park
This 2,198-acre area features rock formations & trails for hiking, biking & horseback riding.
4.80 (834 reviews)
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Moraine Park
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ This is a gorgeous meadow with a stream running through the middle. In the winter you can't hike out into it without snowshoes since there is too much snow but the pull-offs still give great views!
4.90 (389 reviews)
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Viestenz-Smith Mountain Park
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Beautiful area to walk around and spend some time admiring the space around you. It’s refreshing to breathe in the crisp air, especially when there’s a brief incoming rain storm. The river is calming, consistent, and certainly something worth sitting beside on a fall evening. It’s a good spot to rea...
4.80 (518 reviews)
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Alberta Falls
Park
πŸ‘ The perfect waterfall hike for everyone. It is enough of a challenge to feel like you accomplished something but it isn't difficult compared to most of the trails in the park. The falls are roaring and have plenty of room for everyone to sit on for a break.
4.80 (484 reviews)
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Rotary Park
Hiking area
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Love hiking over Maxwell and dipping my feet in horsetooth!!
4.80 (425 reviews)
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Kruger Rock Trail
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ This was such a beautiful hike with amazing views throughout. With rain starting about 3/4 of the way up, and our daughter and I being beginner hikers, it took us about 3 hours from start to finish. There is a main parking lot with a bathroom and then an overflow parking lot right across that had wh...
4.90 (218 reviews)
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Picnic Rock Natural Area
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Once in a life time experience, breathtaking. My family and I drove from Texas to Colorado to experience mountains. What a treat to be able to drive up the mountains to see great glory. Will never forget. Must see!!
4.70 (473 reviews)
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Reservoir Ridge Natural Area
Hiking area
Foothills area with many miles of panoramic hiking trails amid rock outcroppings & grasslands.
4.70 (452 reviews)
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Sunrise Picnic Area
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Amazing grace... this place sits high atop the Fort Collins landscape yet seems hundreds of miles away as part of a hidden beach. One of my favorite places in Northern Colorado that reminds me of my coastal origins.
4.80 (219 reviews)
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Devil's Backbone Trailhead
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ I did this hike alone with three kids. They had fun. I had fun. It's the perfect distance for my 3.5 year old. I didn't have to carry her. My older two asked to do it again sometime.
4.70 (243 reviews)
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The Keyhole
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Highly recommend the devils backbone hike to the keyhole. We went on a Friday around lunch time and had no trouble finding parking. It was hot, very hot but the view was 100% worth it!!
4.80 (179 reviews)
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Endovalley Picnic Area
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Endovalley Picnic Area is a great find! This spot is nestled away just to the left of the entrance to Old Fall River Road, and is a true representation of the quiet majesty of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Well-maintained, quiet, and just waiting to be explored. There are many individual sites...
4.80 (163 reviews)
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Trail Ridge Road Summit
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Trail Ridge Drive is definitely worth the drive. I got to experience the grandness of the nature. And cool to see animals along the way. We didn't make the whole loop to the grand lake, stopped at the Continental Divide and returned to the Estes Park Entrance. The photos just don't justify for t...
4.90 (128 reviews)
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Sleepy Hollow Park
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Nice little hidden gem. My family and I stop by every time on our way to Estes. Little trails and river so beautiful to see.
4.80 (152 reviews)
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McMurry Natural Area
Hiking area
πŸ‘ Well had a better day moss moved on cought thes there.
4.70 (194 reviews)
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Namaqua Park
Park
πŸ‘ O.K. , So the RIVER is the highlight of the park. Grass area big enough for frisbee. Not 'lousy' yet Port-a-Potty type facilities. No running water. One pavilion, a couple of picnic tables strong. Electricity optional when reserving the pavilion, normally no juice for nobody from the flaccid outlets...
4.50 (317 reviews)
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Pinewood Reservoir
Park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Lovely campsites that are appropriately spaced apart and near the water. Most of the campsites have electricity, a picnic table, and a fire pit. You will also see healthy and tame wildlife roaming the campground (deer and wild turkeys). The only downside is that the new dam being built next door is...
4.60 (212 reviews)
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Soderberg Trailhead
Hiking area
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Great trails close to town at this Trailhead. Small parking lot, so get there early, and includes bathrooms. Trail system there is just incredible. You can take a trail down to the lake, or take one of many that head up, up to Horsetooth or other destinations. Within a mile you can feel like you're...
4.70 (159 reviews)
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Lon Hagler State Wildlife Area
Wildlife park
πŸ‘πŸ‘ Love taking my pup here to run and play a bit during the cooler parts of the day. Usually not too crowded either! It’s incredibly peaceful to sit by the shore and skip rocks, read, or watch the sunset here :) When you’re walking near the water, keep an eye out for broken glass and other miscellaneou...
4.60 (199 reviews)
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