Beaver Meadows (#44)
Length: 3.5 miles ONE-WAY
Elevation: 9,038 feet - 10,451 feet
Trail Description: Begin at the Camp Rock Trailhead. Within a mile of the trailhead, a scenic meadow takes form with beaver ponds dotting the area. Climbing slowly, the trail darts into the trees before coming upon another meadow where the Resthouse Meadows Fire burned in 1964.
Note: Mount Evans State Wildlife Area is open from June 15 to December 31. Closed to vehicle access and all activities except hunting after Labor Day.
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At a Glance
Fees: | As of July 1, 2020, a valid state hunting or fishing license from Colorado Parks & Wildlife is required to enter Mount Evans State Wildlife Area. A Habitat Stamp is no longer required to enter Mount Evans State Wildlife Area. |
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Permit Info: | A mandatory free self-issuing permit is required for the Mount Evans Wilderness. Free permits are available at each trailhead or entry point into the wilderness. |
Usage: | Medium |
Best Season: | Hiking conditions are best from July through September. |
Restrictions: | Wilderness regulations apply in Mount Evans Wilderness:
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Closest Towns: | Evergreen |
Water: | Lakes and streams; treat water for drinking. |
Restroom: | Practice Leave No Trace principles. |
Operated By: | Colorado Division of Wildlife and U.S. Forest Service |
General Information
Directions:From Denver, take I-70 west to Evergreen Parkway exit, go 6 miles south on CO 74 to Evergreen Lake, turn right on Upper Bear Creek Rd., 6.5 miles to County Road 480, go 3 miles right on County Road 480. Continue on road 195 to Camp Rock Trailhead.