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This is a very popular trail and beautiful hike leading up into the glacial cirque known as Hell's Hole in the Mount Evans Wilderness. Traveling along West Chicago Creek, the trail climbs for a mile to a bench above and west of the creek. The trail continues climbing less steeply, through lodgepole forest and into the bristlecone pine trees. The trail ends at timberline in Hell's Hole, in an open meadow at the base of Gray Wolf Mountain. From late fall into late spring this trail makes for...

This is a perfect hike for anyone heading to Grays Peak who wants to do some extra mileage. Grays Peak can be hiked to from a closer trailhead, but this route takes you through some truly gorgeous woodland valley between Kelso Mountain and Ganley Mountain before heading out to your destination. Make sure you have time and energy to do the return trip, however.

This route is a shared hiking and OHV trail in the Rocky Mountains that culminates at Loch Lomond Lake. High up on the Continental Divide, this trail offers excellent views of the surrounding wilderness area and is a great place to spot wildlife and season wildflowers. There is no parking allowed on Fall River Road or within the subdivisions. During winter months, the upper gate is closed due to snow. All vehicles must be either street-legal or registered annually through Colorado State...

Starting just over an hour’s drive from Denver, the hike up to Grays Peak and Torreys Peak is a popular way to bag two 14ers in one day. This lollipop loop offers incredible views of the Front Range, as you climb up the Continental Divide. Getting to the trailhead can be a challenge in and of itself. Stevens Gulch Road leads to the trailhead and is very rough, with potholes, washed out sections, and sometimes mud. 4WD with ground clearance is recommended, but 2WD with ground clearance might...