Recreation
The Aspen-Sopris Ranger District manages lands in the Roaring Fork River drainage from Carbondale to the summit of Independence Pass
The Blanco Ranger District manages the majority of the Flat Tops Wilderness and White River drainage east of Meeker
The Dillon Ranger District manages lands from the Blue River drainage to the summit of Vail Pass
The Eagle - Holy Cross Ranger District manages lands from the summit of Vail Pass, through Glenwood Canyon
The Rifle Ranger District manages the west end of Glenwood Canyon, north and south of the Colorado River
Blair Mountain TH #601.1
Blair Mountain is accessed off the Buford New Castle Road #245. It is approved for high clearance full sized vehicles, OHV, bike, horse and foot travel. The trail is 17 miles, and is extremely…
Blair Overlook TH #601.2E
 Blair Overlook is accessed off #601.1. It is accessible to full sized, high clearance vehicles, OHVs, bikes, horses and foot traffic. The trail to the overlook is just over 1/2 mile.
Blanco Ranger District (East of Meeker, CO)
Blanco RDThe Blanco Ranger District offers an abundance of well-marked trailheads for access to backcountry and the historic Flat Tops Wilderness
Blue River Campground
This campground is located along the Blue River between Silverthorne, CO and Green Mountain Reservoir on Highway 9.  There are 24 camping sites, vault toilets, picnic tables and a fire…
Boathouse Interpretive Site
The Boat House Interpretive Site is 31 miles east of Meeker on Rio Blanco County Road 8 at the Lost Creek Guard Station.
Bogan Flats Campground
This campground offers 35 campsites plus a host site near the Crystal River. Bogan Flats Campground is located adjacent to the Crystal River. It is one of the most scenic and therefore popular…
Bogan Flats Group Campground
This group site can accommodate up to 50 people. Water available from faucets in the main campground 1/4 mile away. Vault type toilets. Camping unit has table and benches, fire rings, and spurs for…
Boiler Creek #1843
The Boiler Creek trail is2.28 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 636 and ends at Forest Boundary. The trail is open for high clearance vehicles; OHV, horse and foot traffic.
Booth Lake #2011
The Booth Lake trail begins at Booth Creek Road and ends at Booth Lake: The trail climbs up the Booth Creek valley through mostly aspen groves before passing the 60-foot Booth Falls. Beyond the falls…
Boreas Pass Road TH #10
At the start of the tour you immediately have spectacular views of the Blue River Valley and the majestic Tenmile Range. The road, managed by Summit County, follows the old South Park and Pacific…