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John Henry "Doc" Holliday was a dentist forced by tuberculosis to give up his profession and become a notorious gambler and gunfighter in the Wild West. He became legendary for his intelligence, sharp tongue, deadly reputation, and his role in the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral in 1881, alongside Wyatt Earp. His rare combination of medical training and violent life, his friendship with Earp, and his early death from illness make him one of the most intriguing figures in American history. To this day, his myth lives on—even his exact grave in Glenwood Springs remains a mystery.

This is a great place to park to access the bike path along the Colorado River through Glenwood Canyon. There are restrooms, river access, and shaded green space at the park.

No Name Rest Area is a scenic stop for travelers on I-70, as well as riders on the Glenwood Canyon Bike Path. It offers great views, restrooms, vending machines, picnic tables and river access.

The Forest Hollow Trail runs along the north and eastern sides of Lookout Mountain. You get great views down into Glenwood Canyon and across the river from here. The trail is nontechnical singletrack flanked by moderate plant cover.

The trailhead has little to no parking, but you can always park back in town or at Sayre park and jog over. From here you have access to the Boy Scout Trail and Lookout Mountain Trail, both of which offer splendid views out over the Colorado River and Glenwood Springs.

This trail is a grassy singletrack which link the north and south trailheads from the main parking lot. You can hop on the Wulfsohn loop from here, or continue straight south for a steep run up the Red Escarpment.

Unlike the main path which is a wide gravel road, the trail here is winding singletrack which lets you explore the Wulfsohn Preserve with a much more natural feel.

The path here is a wide, nontechnical crushed stone track. The path passes by some large curious pools of red earth which open up on the north side.