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All around Rocky Mountain National Park there are a variety of beautiful lake trails to hike along. One of the most convenient and easiest options is the Bear Lake hike. This family friendly trail gives you the chance to walk around Bear Lake while taking in the scenic natural surroundings. It is the perfect option …

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When it comes to mountain hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park, Hallett Peak is one of the top options out there to choose from. The hike starts out by the Bear Lake Trailhead, before gaining elevation through the forest, and opening up to some beautiful views. Once past the tree line, hikers will summit Flattop …

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When it comes to scenic drives in the United States, Trail Ridge Road of Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is towards the top of the list. Connecting Estes Park and Grand Lake is a 48 mile road that twists and turns its way up high above the surrounding landscape, peaking at 12,183 feet. Along …

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When it comes to mountain hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park, it doesn’t get much better than Mount Ida. The Mount Ida trail traverses across the Continental Divide, offering nearly constant views of the surrounding peaks along the way. Once at the summit, more mountains, lakes, and 360 degree views will be all around. Read …

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As the highest city in the United States at 10,158 feet above sea level, Leadville is a great addition to any Colorado itinerary. While the city is just over one square mile in size, it is the perfect place to base oneself to explore the ins and outs of the nearby mountains. Whether you want …

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One of the most beautiful and popular 14ers in Colorado is Quandary Peak, located just outside of Breckenridge in the White River National Forest. Quandary is considered as one of the easier 14ers out there, making it the perfect option for those that want to try and tackle a 14,000+ foot peak for themselves. Read …

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If you are looking to hike up a 14er in the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness of Colorado, add Mount Harvard to the list. Standing at 14,420 feet in elevation, Mt Harvard is the third highest peak in the state, and is a great all-around trail to take part of. Read on to learn more about the …

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As the second highest 14er in Colorado at 14,429 feet, Mount Massive offers some of the best hiking experiences you can ask for. With two main routes to choose from, Massive is a perfect option for those that want to take on a tougher peak and get to enjoy some of the top views in …

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If you are looking for one of the most scenic lake hikes in Colorado, look no further than the Mohawk Lakes trail outside of Breckenridge. The Mohawk Lakes hike starts along Spruce Creek and visits Mayflower Lake, Continental Falls, Lower & Upper Mohawk Lakes, as well as four more lakes along the way. Read on …

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The Grizzly Peak hike in the Front Range of Colorado is the perfect combination of exhilarating (and tough) terrain with amazing views. Along the way to the summit of Grizzly Peak, at 13,427 feet in elevation, you will also pass by Cupid Peak at 13,117 feet. Getting to take on two 13ers in one hike …

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