Aspen - Sopris Ranger District
The Aspen-Sopris Ranger District manages lands in the Roaring Fork River drainage from Carbondale to the summit of Independence Pass
Recreation Sites
Grizzly Lake TH #1990
The trail follows Grizzly Creek and ascends steeply for the first .5 mile through a series of switchbacks. The next 1.5 miles are a gradual ascent through alternating pine and fir forests and…
Grottos Day Use #2180
A popular family area for picnicking and exploring with waterfalls, large boulders and rock formations, an ice cave and numerous short trails. WARNING: HIGH WATER DURING THE SPRING RUNOFF CAN BE VERY…
Hay Park TH #1957
From the parking lot the trail climbs uphill through a wet pasture and travels along a fence line for approximately 1,000’ until you reach the bulletin board and trail sign. From here the trail…
Hay Park TH #19571
This is a moderate trail. The trail is used by mountain bikers, hikers, and horseback riders. The trail travels through many Aspen groves as well as a few stands of pine and spruce trees. The highest…
Hell Roaring TH #1960
ALERTS:• Bear canisters are required for all backpackers in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness.• Advance reservation permits are required for overnight stays in the Maroon Bells - Snowmass…
Henderson Park TH #1972
The trail goes through pine forests most of the way. It is hard to follow at times. The trail skirts the edge of Henderson Park and from there you can access Carter Creek, Coffe Pot Park, Last Chance…
Homestake Reservoir Boat Ramp Day Use Area
Homestake Reservoir was reopened in the fall of 2014. It is open to non-motorized, hand-launched boats only.This area is at the end of Forest Road 703. It is a very primitive gravel ramp and often…
Homestake Road TH #703 (winter)
This relatively flat route starts at Hwy 24 and ends at the Homestake Reservoir. It is bordered by Wilderness so offers little off-trail opportunity for snowmobilers: This route offers excellent snow…
Hunter Creek TH #2194
The trail goes down steps to a walkway that follows Hunter Creek,gradually ascending to the Benedict Bridge. The trail ascends steeply until reaching the Forest Service boundary and the Hunter Valley…
Hunter Valley TH #1992
This is a moderate hike with good views of the Elk Mountain Range and the town of Aspen. The first 3 miles of the trail are HEAVILY used by mountain bikers, hikers, joggers and their dogs.