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Gold Dust Trail is a single track route that offers a mix of hard packed dirt, a little bit of a rock garden at mile 3, and some loose rock. A gravel bike or hardtail mountain bike would be ideal.

This spot along the McCullough Gulch Trail offers a stunning view of the Quandary Peak with a stream flowing right past you. You might see a fair amount of people here as the overflow parking to hike the 14er is located nearby.

Spectacular view of upper Blue Lake which is a dam that houses all the snowmelt like a bowl from the peaks above.

Hoosier Pass is a mice mountain climb to begin from Breckenridge. The road has a decent sized shoulder on the way up and you are rewarded with mountain views once you reach the switchbacks. In the winter they do a good job of clearing the roads, but there is quite a bit of sand.

Wellington Lake is a picturesque reservoir at 8,015 feet in elevation. It is privately owned, but open to the public and offers tons of recreational opportunities. Fishing & camping would be the most popular, but there are also biking & hiking trails, as well as rock climbing on the granite formation towering of the lake known as "The Castle".

Jefferson Lake sits at 10,700 feet and is surrounded by the Pike National Forest. This area is very popular with fishing, birding and camping. Due to its proximity to Denver, the weekends can be crowed.

Guanella Pass sits at 11,669 feet in elevation & offers incredible views, especially in the fall when the aspens are changing. The pass separates two National Forests, the Arapaho & Pike, so there are also many camping and recreational opportunities in the area.

Hoosier Pass sits on the Continental Divide at 11,542 feet in elevation and connects the towns of Alma & Breckenridge. It is also the highest point along the TransAmerica bike trail, a 4,200-mile route from Oregon to Virginia.