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Here, you can enjoy stunning views of Rabbit Ears. It's a great place to pause and take in the views before making your way back.

This is a great spot to catch a view of Rabbit Ears Peak looming above you. The ascent to the actual peak is a technical rock climb, and the rock climb itself is very loose and crumbly — so for most trail runners, this is as far up as you'd ever want to go.

All told, the TransAmerica Trail runs for more than 4,000 miles across the country. Although it's technically a road ride, you'll also see people riding their touring bikes along the paved shoulder. Some folks even go all-in with bikepacking their way along the trail. This segment runs from the twin towns of Encampment-Riverside in Wyoming to the Colorado state line, although of course you can keep biking farther if you like.

This is actually a road ride — not a separate trail — and it is unbelievably scenic. The entire trail is more than 4,000 miles long; this segment runs from the twin towns of Encampment and Riverside in Wyoming to the Colorado state line with just one section of significant uphill/downhill grade. Of course the trail keeps going beyond that, so you could continue riding farther if you like.

Willow Creek Pass sits on the Continental Divide along the Rabbit Ears Range at 9,683 in elevation. Willow Creek, the passes namesake runs along the south side of the pass.

From the wide, open summit of Montgomery Pass you get fantastic views of North Park to the west, the Neota Wilderness to the south, and the Rawah Wilderness to the north. The summit of pass is also just east of the boundary between Roosevelt National Forest and Colorado State Forest State Park, where you can see the remains of a log cabin that dates from around 1900.

Summit Lake Campground opens in mid-June and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. You can enjoy fishing at one of the six lakes or simply relax and take in the serene surroundings.

The name "Rabbit Ears" was given to this rock formation due to its resemblance to rabbit ears. However, over the years of erosion, it has lost its recognizable appearance. To reach the summit, some basic scramble skills are necessary.