ギルピン郡の天然記念物・トップ5

Panorama Point is a pull-off on Gab Road that provides great views of Rocky Mountain National Park's peak and the forests surrounding it.

Magnificent view of the "Rocky Mountain National Park" and other remarkable mountains. Taking this easy loop trail will give you great satisfaction.

This visitor center is where hikers buy their parking permits, but is also a great spot to top off water bottles on a bike ride. The building is open 9am-4pm every day, so time it accordingly if you need to stop for water.

This visitor center is where hikers buy their parking permits, but is also a great spot to top off water bottles on a bike ride. The building is open 9am-4pm every day, so time it accordingly if you need to stop for water.

Magnificent view of the "Rocky Mountain National Park" and other remarkable mountains. Taking this easy loop trail will give you great satisfaction.

This visitor center is where hikers buy their parking permits, but is also a great spot to top off water bottles on a bike ride. The building is open 9am-4pm every day, so time it accordingly if you need to stop for water. On the inside, there is a small gift shop, some taxidermy, and a few informational displays.

James Peak is a 13,294-foot summit in the James Peak Wilderness. The Ute Trail and James Peak trail carry you to the ridge, which is steep at times but never calls for more than class 1 travel. There are numerous other 12,000 and 13,000 foot peaks in this area of the wilderness, and there is a multitude of alpine lakes in the surrounding basins.

This is the second, slightly higher, Forest Lake located at 10,852'. Much of the shore is rugged and obstructed in places, but is still accessible by trail. Its size and many contours afford privacy and space, even when crowded.