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The Arkansas River Trail is a 5.6 mile loop on both sides of the Arkansas River. The trail is paved and mostly flat, so it is not a challenging trail. There are great views of the river for most of the trail.

Pole Creek Trail is a no-fee area best visited in the summer months. The trail is popular with all users including OHV, equestrian, hiking, and cycling. The trail primarily flows through open sagebrush areas, with more trees at the foothills.

Shelf Road is an old stage coach route that connects Canon City with Cripple Creek. It is incredibly scenic with breathtaking views at almost every corner. It's a long climb up to Cripple Creek with an elevation gain of 3000ft, but the way back down is absolutely magic.

There is a spectacular view of Spiney Ridge as you descend down Shelf Road. It is a popular place for climbing and really takes your breath away when it comes into view.

Known in the late 19th century as 'the world's greatest gold camp', Cripple Creek sprang to life when gold was discovered here in 1890. At its height, it was home to over 500 mines. It is now famous for its both historic and new casinos. You'll find plenty of places to eat, drink and stay in the city.

Known in the late 19th century as 'the world's greatest gold camp', Cripple Creek sprang to life when gold was discovered here in 1890. At its height it was home to over 500 mines. It is now famous for its both historic and new casinos. You'll find plenty of places to eat, drink and stay in the city.

This trail goes between rock formations and small canyons, leading you through a variety of different terrains through rolling hills, with nice views of the outskirts of Cañon City.

Beautiful, easy and flat walk along the Arkansas River. The trail starts in downtown Cañon City, but has peaceful areas to chill, with some benches and picnic tables.