- All Metro Areas - See listing of all metropolitan areas with hikes
- Alberta Falls
- Beautiful Waterfalls and lakes w/excellent views of the High Peaks
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Meandering creek, wildlife viewing, lovely waterfall, great views
- Chasm Lake
- An alpine lake set below the stunning East Face of Longs Peak
- Coyote Ridge
- A pleasant hike that takes your thru the Hogbacks of the Front Range
- Devils Backbone - North Loop
- An extension to the Devils Backbone that takes you into some scenic places.
- Devils Backbone - Ravens Roost
- Awe inspiring rock formations that are geologically impressive to view.
- Drake
- A fairly steep hike with views of Signal Mtn, Palisade Peak, and Round Mtn.
- Fall River Road - Chasm Falls
- Wildlife, waterfall, great views of the Rockys and Estes Park
- Gem Lake
- Lovely small lake, stunning views, great rock formations, a wonderful hike!
- Gravel Pit Trail 1013
- Trail 1013 is steep with awesome views and joins Trail 931 at about 2 miles
- Hague Valley
- Remote area of Rocky Mountain National Park that few visitors ever see.
- Hallet Peak
- Great alpine hike with views galore, from wooded lake to mountain peak.
- Homestead Meadows
- A hike that takes you back into history after a nice walk up a scenic gulch.
- Horsetooth Mountain
- Moderate hike, Great views of eastern plains, excellent rock formations
- Longs Peak - Keyhole Route
- A mountain that is a true Colorado Classic
- Lookout Mountain
- Heavy forested hike with rewarding 360 degree view of Larimer County at finish.
- Mount Chiquita
- Easy hike in Rocky Mountain National Park to get some great views.
- North Fork - Big Thompson River
- A pleasant hike that follows the North Fork of the Big Thompson River.
- Rim Rock Trail
- A hike that gives views of the Hogbacks and the Rocky Mountains
- Round_Mountain
- A long steep hike, but the scenery is well worth the effort.
- Sprague Lake
- A gentle stroll around a scenic lake in Rocky Mountain National Park
- Sullivans Stroll
- A short but steep hike up a heavily wooded canyon that abounds in solitude.
- The Keyhole and Agnes Vaille Shelter
- A good hike on Longs Peak for those not interested in the technical terrain
- West Creek Falls
- A rocky amphitheater with two tied falls, nice views
- Youngs Gulch
- easy hike through aspens, neat rock formations, and many creek crossings.
- Hikes outside the metro area...
- Beaver Lake
- A nice mountain hike or snowshoe along the edge of roaring Beaver Creek.
- Blackhawk Peak
- Ghost town, abandoned mines, gambling
- Booth Creek Falls
- A nice hike through aspens to visit a wilderness waterfall.
- Centennial Trail in Woodland Park
- Paved path along highway 67 great for a bike trip.
- crater lakes
- forest trail with mountain views leading to alpine lakes
- Devils Playground from the Crags
- A good hike up the side of Pikes Peak to some interesting Rock formations.
- Discovery/Challenger loop
- High country trails with potential for more.
- Dome Rock Trail
- Trail on an old stage road along a cascading creek and huge rock formations.
- Grays and Torreys
- Two fourteeners easily reached from Denver and hiked in one day.
- Half Moon Pass
- Hike in the Holy Cross wilderness with views of Mt Holy Cross and some 13ers.
- Horsethief Falls
- Excellent trail through heavy woods to a high meadow ending at waterfalls
- Long Gulch
- Easy trail on gentle terrain along highway 67, good warm up snowshoe path
- Lost LakeLake Elmo
- Heavely wooded Spruce and Fir forest and boggy areas dead-ending at the Lake
- Lovell Gulch Trail
- Streamside hike with views of Woodland Park, Pikes Peak, and more
- Mad Creek Trail
- Deep canyons, old mining cabins, aspen groves and great views!
- Mount Bierstadt
- This high altitude hike is easy to access, has great scenery, and a fourteener.
- Mount Democrat
- A beginner fourteener with an easy trail and nice views
- Mount Elbert
- A gentle but long hike leading to the summit of Coloardos Highest mountain.
- Mount Evans from Guanella Pass
- This high altitude hike is easy to access, has great scenery, and a fourteener.
- Mount of the Holy Cross
- One of Colorados most famous yet secluded peaks
- Mount Sherman
- Arguably Colorados easiest Fourteener, yet still an interesting beautiful hike.
- Mount Silverheels
- A great backcountry hike that avoids crowded trails.
- Old Lake Dillon
- A nice short hike with awesome views of Lake Dillon, 10 Mile & Gore Range
- Pancake Rocks
- Easily accessed trail leading to unique rock formations.
- Pikes Peak from the Crags
- The shortest free hiking route up Pikes Peak
- Quandary Peak
- An easy fourteener hike near the town of Breckenridge
- Rainbow Gulch
- Lots of Aspen trees along a stream leading to Rampart Reservoir
- Raspberry Mountain
- Thick aspen groves, high mountain meadows, ending with a stunning view of Pikes
- Red Rocks Campground Loop
- Easy loop through the forest North of Woodland Park
- Red Rocks of Woodland Park
- Beautiful red sandstone rock formations in forested area.
- Revenue Mountain
- Old mining remains, great views of Grays Peak
- Sentinel Point
- Beaver Ponds, views, alpine tundra, waterfalls, solitude. Great hike.
- The Crags
- Beautiful rock formations, nice rock climbing, hiking along a nice stream.
- The Dauntless Mine
- An old mining facility still in decent condition and easy to hike to.
- The Hilltop Mine
- An old mining facility still in decent condition located well above treeline.
- Triple Crown of Fourteeners
- Hike three fourteeners in the same day, and still be able to walk the next.
- Turquoise_Lake
- A nice mountain hike along Beaver Creek to the trout filled Turquoise Lakes.
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