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Suggested Hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park
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Lake Hikes |
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Destination |
Trail Head |
Distance |
Difficulty |
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Bear Lake |
Bear Lake |
0.6 mile-loop |
Easy |
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An excellent interpretive nature trail circles this popular subalpine lake at the end of Bear Lake Road. |
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Cub Lake |
Cub Lake |
2.3 miles |
Moderate |
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A park favorite, this hike to a mountain pond travels through woods that blaze with color in the fall. |
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Mills Lake |
Glacier Gorge |
2.3 miles |
Moderate |
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The view of Longs Peak and the Keyboard of the Winds from Mills Lake is one of Rocky Mountain's finest. |
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Bluebird Lake |
Wild Basin |
6 miles |
Strenuous |
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This long hike to a scenic lake includes a trip through a recovering, fire-charred forest and stops at Ouzel Falls and Ouzel Lake. |
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Waterfall Hikes |
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Destination |
Trail Head |
Distance |
Difficulty |
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Adams Falls |
East Inlet |
0.3 |
Easy |
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A beautiful stream and pleasant scenery accompany hikers on this popular west side walk. |
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Alberta Falls |
Glacier George Jct |
0.6 |
Easy |
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Glacier Creek thunders down this spectacular waterfall that ranks as one of the park's more popular hiking destinations. |
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Cascade Falls |
North Inlet |
3.5 |
Moderate |
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The hike through forested country ends with a scenic respite beside this tumbling waterfall on the park's west side. |
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Ouzel Falls |
Wild Basin |
2.7 |
Moderate |
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Watching the falls' namesake - the ouzel, or dipper - plunge into the rushing stream water entertains hikers at this popular spot. |
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Timberline Falls |
Glacier George Jct |
4.0 |
Strenuous |
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Scenic Loch Vale is enjoyed en route to these delicately beautiful falls on the park's east side. |
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Summit Hikes |
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Destination |
Trail Head |
Distance |
Difficulty |
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Deer Mountain |
Deer Ridge Jct |
3.0 |
Moderate |
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Deer Mountain Deer Ridge Jct. 3.0 Moderate 10,013' Fine views, pleasant hiking and a picnic on top make this trip a hiking favorite. Summit elevation 10,013' |
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Sundance Mountain |
Trail Ridge Road |
.5 |
Moderate |
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The high-altitude walk to this summit begins on Trail Ridge Road between Forest Canyon Overlook and Rock Cut. Summit elevation 12,466' |
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Twin Sisters Peaks |
Twin Sisters |
3.7 |
Moderate |
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Twin Sister Peaks Twin Sisters 3.7 Moderate 11,428' These two peaks sit off by themselves to the east, offering outstanding vistas sweeping in all directions. Elevation at summit 11,428'. |
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Flattop Mountain |
Bear Lake |
4.4 |
Strenuous |
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Panoramic views and access to many other great peaks lure hikers up this mountain in the middle of the park. Summit elevation 12,324' |
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Mount Richtofen |
Colorado River |
7.2 |
Very Strenuous |
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This peak is one of the prominent summits in the beautiful, remote and exciting Never Summer Mountains Summit elevation 12,940'. |
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