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The town of Grand Lake is located at the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. It is situated in a beautiful mountain landscape and serves as a starting point for many activities in the western half of the park.

A short walk takes you from the parking lot along a signposted path to Adam Falls, which plunge through a narrow rocky gorge.

The Coyote Valley Trail is a pleasant, paved path with beautiful views of the Colorado River and mountains. With a little luck, you might spot elk or moose in the early morning and evening hours, as they often frequent this area.

The Colorado River, with a length of approximately 2,333 km, is the most important river in southwestern North America. It originates in the Rocky Mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park in the state of Colorado. The trail is wide, wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, and runs along the young Colorado River in the Kawuneeche Valley. Here, it still flows as a relatively small river, where elk and moose are also frequented. Many informational panels provide insight into earlier life and the settlers.

A short walk from the large parking lot to Adam Falls. They are very easy to reach, and the path is well-maintained, although there are a few steps and rocks to climb. A circular trail has been created near the falls, which runs along the river.

Fraser River Trail has a total length of 6.3 miles between the town of Fraser and Winter Park. The marked segment follows the Fraser River (as the name indicates) and runs parallel to the Highway 40. The trail offers the possibility to connect the two towns without having to use a car and instead gives you the opportunity to enjoy beautiful nature, great views of the surrounding mountains and maybe even some wildlife encounters (beavers, moose, deer, birds...). Summed up: the perfect trail for families!

At an elevation of 11,307 feet, Berthoud Pass is a high mountain pass in central Colorado. The route going over the pass used to be an old wagon route (the path was deemed unsuitable for a railroad). There is trail access, bathrooms, and lots of parking at the pass summit.

Berthoud Pass is a mountain pass along the Continental Divide at 11,307 feet in elevation. There is a warming hut at the summit that offers restrooms, picnic areas, as well as interpretive signs regarding avalanches, bark beetle and other forest messages.