Trailhead

View of Deep Creek The Deep Creek Overlook Trail is 200 yards long. It starts off Coffee Pot Road #600 and ends at the Deep Creek Overlook site which provides incredible views of Deep Creek Canyon, 2300 feet below.     The trail to the west of the parking lot is designed to be accessible. There is a slight downhill grade and the surface is packed small gravel. The trail ends at an…

This picnic site is located adjacent to the Highway 12, in Deep Creek Canyon.  This recreation area provides a group site and several individual family units.   

Hiking trail only, crosses several metal staircases, located within Hells Canyon near Hells Canyon Dam.

The trailhead is located due south of the Creede, CO airport.  This facility consists of a parking lot and trailhead signing for the Deep Creek Trail.

Deep Creek Trailhead has a stock/horse loading ramp and trailhead parking spots. It provides access to Twin Sisters Trail #980, Indian Creek Trail #1105, and William O. Douglas…

Small 4.6 acre Lake located in the upper Twelve-Mile Canyon off of the Mount Baldy Road #50024.  The Department of Wildlife Resources of Utah (DWR) stocks this lake with Rainbow Trout.

This loop follows the edge of Deep Lake to Heart Lake and then back to Deep Lake, winding its way through wildflower meadows and spectacular views of the lakes. Starting at the Deep Lake Day Use parking area, ride up the hill and turn right. After .9 miles the road will fork, go left on FDR 600 towards Indian Camp Pass.After 1.6 miles there will be another fork, turn left onto Buck Creek, FDR 643. The elevation is…

At an elevation of 10,580 feet, subalpine Deep Lake Campground is on the east side of 37 acre Deep Lake. Located in a sparse spruce/fir forest, the campground has nice views of Deep Lake, the subalpine meadows surrounding and the start of Deep Creek canyon. Deep Lake Campground is the largest and most popular campground on the Eagle Ranger District. It has 35 sites with picnic tables, fire ring grills and level…

At an elevation of 10,470 feet, the Deep Lake fishing site is on the southwest side of 37 acre Deep Lake. It offers accessible trails to fishing pads along the lake shore, a shelter with picnic table and fire ring, a vault toilet, and a mixed-surface boat ramp. Only non-motorized boats or boats with electric motors are allowed.

Currently CLOSED due to the Happy Fire As the entrance to the longest trail network in the Monarch Wilderness, the Deer Cove trailhead is found on the shoulder of Highway 180 approximately 1.5 miles east of the Grizzly Falls recreation area. The trail immediately heads steeply uphill for several miles through…

The Deer Creek Trail #223 begins at an intersection with the Lou Creek Trail #222 and ends at Forest Service road #481. This trail gradually descends into and crosses a drainage in approximately 1.25 miles. It climbs out of the drainage and continues to climb to where it crosses the North Fork of Lou Creek at approximately 2.2 miles.  After passing through a saddle at approximately 2.6 miles, it levels off and…

The Deer Creek Trail #568 begins at the end of Deer Creek Road, FSR #582 off of West Brush Creek Road, FSR #738.2A and ends at Forest Service Road #956 about half a mile from Gothic Road, County Road 317.  This trail faces south, southwest and is at a relatively moderate elevation, so it opens earlier in the spring.  At the end of Deer Creek Road, which can be pretty rough, the Deer Creek Trail is very…

Deer Creek has some excellent views of the West Needle Mountains, along with moderate hiking and good access to other trails. This trail is usually just a day hike, but can be combined with other trails such as the Coal Creek Trail #677 and…

This trailhead is located off Forest Service Road #253. This road leading up to the trailhead is rated for passenger vehicles, but high-clearance vehicles are recommended. The parking is a small pull-out off of the road. Be careful not to block traffic or the administration site gate. 

Located north of Bailey and US Highway 285 along Park County Route 43. Provides access to the south side of the Mount Evans Wilderness including the Deer Creek and Meridian Trailheads.

The Deer Creek Boat Ramp provides access to Anderson Ranch Reservoir. There is a restroom and a small dirt parking area big enough for about 15 vehicles.

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Deer Creek Campground is a wooded campground located at 9,168 feet. Mature trees provide shade and hiking trails are nearby. Deer Creek and Camp Creek join near the campground, providing the sound of running water. No dump station or hook-up available. Host is located at the Meridian Campground. All dates are weather dependent. Visitors may expect full service Memorial Day weekend to Labor…

This campground hosts six sites on Deer Creek. The Deer Creek trail leads to the Washakie Wilderness. It's only a short hike to scenic Deer Creek Falls. 16-day stay limitThis site is not accessible to persons with mobility impairments Notes: Maximum spur 16 feet

Deer Creek Campground is the most rustic area along the East Fork of the Black River. The East Fork meanders through the forested valley shaded by tall ponderosa pines and bordered by grasses, alders, and streamside hardwoods. Campsites are located a few steps from the stream to protect the Black River's unique riparian zone, but access to the river is easy as the undergrowth serves more to enhance the river's…

Five dispersed camping sites with fire rings are available for small RVs or tent camping, with nearby fishing, hiking, mushroom and berry picking.Pack it in/Pack it out.

A scenic stop along Highway 32, Deer Creek Falls runs at the base of a short trail marked by an informational kiosk. 

Nearby trails are Taylor Ridge Trail #74 and Kettle Crest North Trail #13. This high elevation fee campground was burned over during the Stickpin fire of 2015. The site has been reconstructed and has numerous young trees including Douglas fir, ponderosa…

Douglas-fir and Ponderosa pine dot this broad, flat expanse surrounding Deer Creek Guard Station. Chickadees and other songbirds flit and chatter. Listen for the high-pitched whir of hummingbirds zipping around in search of nectar from wild flowers and berry bushes in bloom. Sit a moment and take it all in. In the spring and summer enjoy wildflowers, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, bird watching, nature…

Deer Creek Guard Station is 14 gravel miles up Greys River Rd from Alpine, just past Murphy Campground. Bunkbeds accommodate 8 people; summer water is provided for kitchen and bathroom. Propane heat, cookstove and lights offer rustic amenities. Winter outhouse is nearby. In the summer, Forest Service horses may be grazing around the compound, so vehicles may be left outside the pasture gate if preferred. A visitor…

A small fishing lake on Boulder Mountain accessible by hikers, bikers and horse riders via the Deer Creek Lake Trail #34015 and 34048.  There are several other fishing lakes in the area including Green Lake, …

Although groomed this trail does give the user a patched backcountry experience. This trail will greet you with sweeping views across the mountain range and a gradual decent down into Third Creek. Additional parking is avaiable at Third Creek and Boulder Pass Hwy. Deerk Creek Summit North Trailhead / SnoPark…