Recreation
Use the tools below to explore the thousands of recreation opportunities the Rocky Mountain Region has to offer. You can filter by Forest, recreation site type, water availability, current open/closed status, and more. Not sure where to start? Just type in an activity like "fishing" to find your new favorite destination.
Acorn Creek TH #71
This trail offers the hiker solitude as well as an excellent opportunity to view wildlife. You will hike through beautiful Aspen groves, sagebrush meadows, and forests of spruce and fir trees before…
Adams Creek Trailhead: Trail #1144.6A
Although only 1.5 miles in length, this trail provides motorized, foot, bike and horse access to the entire 1144 system of trails in California Park.
Adams Fork Trail # 713
The Adams Fork trail is 6.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 247 and ends at Forest Trail 813, CDNST.The trail starts above Platoro Reservoir and provides access into the South San Juan…
Adams Fork Trailhead, Trail 713
Site Open
The trailhead is on FDR 247, about 1 mile above Platoro Reservoir. The trailhead parking is to the left of the road, the trail is across the road to the right. This area is open to dispersal camping,…
Adams Lake Road #601.2C
Adams Lake Road is accessible from Forest Road 601. The Road is 0.88 miles long and leads visitors to the northeast side of Adams Lake. Adams Lake is a fantastic setting for dispersed camping…
Adams Park Trailhead: Trail #1144
This trail provides motorized and foot, bike and horse access to the #1144 Bears Ears system of trails, connecting most directly with Adams Creek #1144.6A and #1144 Bears Ears. The trails system can…
Adelaide Trail - 057
This 5.2 mile trail gently meanders along Shell Creek, crossing open meadows before reaching the Cloud Peak Wilderness boundary. The final destination is Adelaide Lake outside of the wilderness.
Adelaide Trailhead
Adelaide Trailhead provides access to Shell Creek Trail - #057 which enters Cloud Peak Wilderness.There are no facilities at this trailhead and parking is limited. Â
Agate Creek #484
The Agate Creek Trail #484 begins at the Agate Trailhead on Highway 50 and ends at its intersection with the Crest Trail #531. The trail heads eastward, winding through the Agate Creek drainage and…
Agate Spur #484.2A
Forest Trail #484.2A (Agate Spur Trail) is 0.6 miles long. It begins at U.S. Highway 50 (T. 48 N. R. 5 E. Section 6) and ends at Forest Trail #484 (T48N R5E Section 6). Forest Trail #484.2A is open…