 |
|
| Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs has something for
visitors of all ages. Free nature walks and presentations, bus tours for a small charge, horseback riding (call in advance), hiking, bike paths, and seasonal
technical climbing. In addition to the views of the park itself, you can also see Pike's Peak and Cheyenne Mountain (home of NORAD). If you love the outdoors, Colorado is your state. |
 |
|
 |
|
| Colorado National Parks |
| A comprehensive list links to the state's National Parks, including Rocky Mountain National Park, National Sand Dunes Monument, and Dinosaur National Monument. |
|
| Boulder Mountain Parks |
| From the Department of Parks and Recreation. This site contains a wealth
of information about visiting (or working in) the parks. There are maps, information about nature hikes and programs, and a picture gallery. There is
also information about prescribed fires, and other park management issues like moutain biking and technical climbing. |
|
 ColoradoGuide.com |
| From National Geographic Maps, and Trails Illustrated. Information about Colorado's National
Parks, Monuments, forests, and grasslands. Ski and snowboard resorts are listed, as are outdoor jobs. There's an area where you can search for whatever activity
you're interested in: recreation areas and trails for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, camping, snow shoeing, horseback riding, off-road trails, etc. A number
of search types are available including activity, or park/monument. |
|
Peak to Peak Trail and
Wilderness Links
Peak to Peak (Colorado) |
| Trail and wilderness links, ad infinitum. It would probably take a week to go through all of the links found here! One of my favorite sites. |
|
| GORP: Great Outdoor Recreation Pages |
| Articles on the best places to go hiking, camping, fishing, climbing, you name it. I'd show their logo but...they were pretty cranky about eing asked. I decided to list them anyway, that guy probably doesn't work there anymore. |
|
| Colorado Mountain Club |
| The premier outdoor club in the Colorado region. In addition to hiking, they have a wide variety of activities: conservation programs; trail work;
educational opportunities; publications; access to the largest mountaineering library in the western hemisphere; natural history programs; and social activities |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Copyright © 2001 - 2011 Colorado Central.net. All rights reserved. |
