The Buckles Lake trail is a relatively flat and easy trail, making it suitable for the entire family. Buckles Lake is a short distance from the trailhead and a great stopping point if you are hiking with small children. The trail continues past Buckles Lake to Harris Lake. Both Buckles and Harris Lakes are reservoirs…
Little Blanco Trail is rated difficult due to the steep elevation climbs. However the scenic views are well worth the effort. The trail leads through several large aspen groves, so hiking the Little Blanco Trail during the fall is amazing. During the summer months, colorful wildflowers cover the landscape. The first two miles climb over…
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Simple_Masonry_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] The Opal Lake Hike is a short 2.5 mile out and back requiring a 500 ft climb ending at the lake. The trail is popular during the summer and fall months, therefore the path is easy to follow. Starting at an altitude of 8700ft and climbing an additional 500 ft in 1.25 miles…
The hike at Fourmile Falls hike is intermediate grade, and does not have a lot of steep climbs. The views during the out and back hike are great with the trail running between Pagosa Peak and Eagle Mountain. Even though the views are plentiful during the hike the goal is to make it to the…
