The Peaks Resort and Spa

Parking is not available at the trailhead, so remember not to drive to the point indicated on the map, as this is not a drivable location. Visitors can park in town and take the free gondola up, or park at the parking garage in Mountain Village (free) and access the trailhead via the free gondola. The hike itself is quite steep in sections, so proper footwear is a must.

This trail is moderately difficult in the summer/fall, but in the snowy months it can get very icy and dangerous, no matter how experienced you are. Please be safe and make sure someone is with you, if you’re unfamiliar with this trail and go during snowy season! It is also recommended to use spikes when conditions are cold enough for a freeze.

The Bear Creek Trail in Colorado is one of the most popular trails for hiking and mountain biking in Uncompahgre National Forest. The trailhead is located at the end of South Pine Street in downtown Telluride and leads to great views of the 80 foot cascade of upper Bear Creek Falls. Hikers can continue their adventure up the cliffs of Bear Creek Canyon by taking the Wasatch Trail, if they choose. This mellow mountain trail winds its way through the 325 acre Bear Creek Preserve, which is full...

Imogene Pass is the second highest drivable pass in Colorado. The drive is one of the most thrilling in the state. At Savage Basin, you'll pass through Tomboy Townsite, once one of most active mining towns in Colorado. A great deal of mining debris is still scattered about. Most is on private property and is dangerous to explore. The pass is blocked by snow until it is plowed, usually in early July. Unlicensed vehicles are not permitted on lower half of south side and must start trail from...