가필드 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Satank Bridge spans the Roaring Fork River and was constructed in a style to resemble the period of wagon bridges. On the bridge, you have a view up the Elk Scenic Corridor and a backdrop of majestic Mount Sopris. The bridge is also called "pink bridge" due to the pink hue it takes at sunset.

There is a massive gravel parking lot here with access to numerous nontechnical flat single and doubletrack trails. The northside loop is shaded.

This is intended to be a rest stop for drivers, but works just as well as a stop for runners! Here you can use the restrooms, enjoy views of Glenwood Canyon, and you have access to the Grizzly Creek Trail (the upper section of which is closed for reforestation as of 2023) across the street.

Causeway Lake is a stunning alpine lake with towering rock walls and beautiful pine forest around the lake shore. Take your time and spend the night in the backcountry to enjoy this pristine nature to the fullest.

The trailhead is usually open June to November, depending on snowfall, and grants access to a number of epic trails including Devils Causeway. Overnight parking is allowed, and there are campsites that are first-come first-served.

Carbondale is a picturesque town located at the base of Mt. Sopris and confluence of the Crystal and Roaring Fork Rivers. National Geographic Adventure Magazine has ranked it as one of "The Top 10 Adventure Towns in the U.S.", so there is no shortage of outdoor activities. It is also a "Certified Colorado Creative District", so it has a vibrant art scene as well.

Carbondale is a picturesque town located at the base of Mt. Sopris and confluence of the Crystal and Roaring Fork Rivers. National Geographic Adventure Magazine has ranked it as one of "The Top 10 Adventure Towns in the U.S.", so there is no shortage of outdoor activities. It is also a "Certified Colorado Creative District", so it has a vibrant art scene as well.

Those who dare to hike up here can enjoy one of the most spectacular views in the Flat Tops Wilderness Area and Stillwater Reservoir down in the valley. Devils Causeway is rugged and narrow in places, with steep talus slopes dropping another 600 to 800 feet into the drainages below.