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At just a mlie long, this trail is short, but provides access to some of the most stunning scenery in Never Summer Wilderness! The trail leads from the junction with Baker Pass Trail past Parika Lake and up to Fairview Mountain Saddle. From here, enjoy spectacular views of the nature surrounding you. Keep an eye out for wildlife.

A gorgeous trail leading through forest and meadows alongside a creek. After about 4 miles, you will reach a junction with Baker Pass Trail which leads to Parika Lake Trail and Fairview Mountain. Enjoy fantastic views of Never Summer Wilderness and keep an eye out for elk, moose, and deer!

A fantastic trail leading from Rocky Mountian National Park into Never Summer Wilderness. The trail leads south of Mineral Point and Bowen Mountain and connects with various trails in the area, providing access to several peaks. Enjoy superb views of the nature surrounding you, and if you're lucky, wildlife!

Of all the lakes you'll pass while riding Snowy Range Road, Lake Marie is the prettiest and most accessible from the road. This sort of scenery is exactly the reason for riding this road.

Elk Mountain Trail leads you to Elk Mountain at 7,700 feet. At 2 miles in length, this trail is short and climbs steadily and then steeply at the end for the summit push. From the top, you can enjoy fantastic views of the neighboring peaks and the lush Arapaho Forest surrounding you.

Pretty Barber Lake is a great roadside destination, but it also makes a decision point (or starting place) for runners, as you can choose from several routes here. One fun option is to power up the single- and double-track of the Barber Lake Trail — with consistent elevation gain that will have your thighs burning — then loop around and freewheel it on the descent along Barber Lake Road.

Pretty Barber Lake sits at the juncture of the trail and the road of the same name. This is a great place to start or end a hike, or to piece together a loop between the Barber Lake Trail and Barber Lake Road. This area is also surprisingly good for spotting butterflies and moths. Keep an eye out for unusual species including the hoary anglewing and the green comma.

If you're looking for a quiet, secluded trail with a pretty, lakeside destination, this is it. Watch for challenging trail conditions, though: You're likely to face occasional downed trees and muddy stretches of trail, so trail running shoes with aggressive traction, and ankles of steel, are useful here. If you continue hiking past the lake, this trail links into the much longer Rock Creek Trail.