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The beautiful Tanglewood Trail is located in Bailey, Colorado and during certain times of the year features beautiful wildflowers. This trail is rated as difficult, dogs are allowed on leash and the trail is used mostly from May until October. Expect to see other hikers and horses on this 11.8 mile trail with you! Read more...

The Mount Bailey Trail is a short steep switchback trail with incredible views from the top! It’s a 0.9 mile out and back trail in a stunning forestry and shaded setting till you get to the cliff with rewarding views! You’ll find the entrance to the trail at Weakland Fawks Park.   View this post on Instagram   Never stop Read more...

Looking for watercraft rentals? Contact the Alpine Rental Team for inflatable rafts, standup paddleboards and more! Located inside Platte River Outfitters! Alpine Rental Team, Ltd. Read more...

The Mount Evans Wilderness was designated by Congress in 1980 and spans 74,400 acres. The wilderness area includes two 14,000-foot peaks, and contains alpine tundra, bristlecone pines, bighorn sheep, and mountain goats. Approximately 120 miles of trails provide access to the wilderness. Leave No Trace principles are encouraged when in wilderness areas. The Mount Evans Wilderness is found west of Read more...

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The Bailey Lodge in Bailey, Colorado is a hotel in the Rocky Mountains, providing motel rooms and lodging for a perfect vacation. Bailey Lodge Read more...

Meridian Campground has 18 campsites with parking spurs at an elevation of 9,000 feet. Camping season begins Memorial Day weekend in May and continues to Labor Day in September. Vault toilets, picnic tambles, and drinking water are available. The campground is located near the Meridian Trailhead and the Mount Evans Wilderness Area. Read more...

Deer Creek Campground is a heavily wooded campground located at 9,168 feet. Mature trees provide shade and the Deer Creek Trailhead is located nearby. Deer Creek and Camp Creek meet to run next to the campground, providing the soothing sounds of running water. No dump station, electricity, or water hook-ups are available, but vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, and Read more...