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.
Recreation
Alpine Tunnel #539
For a description of this area please call the Gunnison Ranger District at 970-641-0471.
Alpine Tunnel Historic District
Alpine Tunnel is a National Historic Railroad District consisting of a two hundred foot wide right-of-way along ten mile stretch of the original Denver, South Park and Pacific rail bed, between the…
Alpine Tunnel Trail #1438
Alpine Tunnel Trail #1438 is a 2.8-mile trail that follows the railroad grade of the Denver, South Park and Pacific railroad from the historic townsite of Hancock to the caved-in east portal of the…
Alpine. #225
The Alpine Trail #225 begins near the Alpine Guard Station on the Alpine Forest Access Road, FSR #686 and ends at Forest Service Road #858 on the Ouray Ranger District. Originally the Alpine Trail…
Alpine/Little Cimarron Trailhead
The Alpine/Little Cimarron Trailhead is on County/Forest Service Road #864.
Alta Lakes Campground (Designated) - Norwood RD
Site Open
Alta Lakes is a popular dispersed camping area that offers fishing and camping in a spectacular alpine setting. There are 20 designated campsites that are completely undeveloped. The access road to…
Alvarado Campground
Site Open
Alvarado Campground offers reservable, equestrian and first-come, first-served sites. Nearby trails, including Cottonwood Trail #1344, Comanche Trail #1345, Goodwin Trail #1346 and Venable Trail…
Alvarado Trailhead
The Alvarado Trailhead is located in the Alvarado Campground and accesses the Rainbow Trail #1336. From the Rainbow Trail #1336, several trails access the Sangre de Cristo Wilderness, including…
Alverjones Cutoff Trailhead
Site Open
The Alverjones Cutoff trail is 0.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 728 and ends at Forest Trail 727. Â
Alverjones Trailhead
The Alverjones trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 727 and ends at Alverjones Lake/Forest Trail 775. The trail is open for the following uses: Horseback Riding, backpacking, and hiking.