거니슨 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

At over 12,500 feet, the air is thin. Once you reach the top, the reward is a breathtaking, 360-degree panorama. The view looking down at Crater Lake and the iconic Maroon Bells is a sight you will never forget.

The Crystal Mill located just outside of Marble is an old powerhouse that was constructed in the 1890s. It's right off the side of the forest road that you run on, so it's pretty much impossible to pass without catching your eye. There is a lot of history in this part of the mountains, and the remnants of these old mines and mills is a reminder of tougher times.

Peanut lake is located right outside of Crested Butte on Peanut Lake Road. It's a stunning alpine lake with great views of the Crested Butte Mountains.

The Crystal Mill located just outside of Marble is an old powerhouse that was constructed in the 1890s. It's right off the side of the forest road that you hike (or drive) on, so it's pretty much impossible to pass without catching your eye. There is a lot of history in this part of the mountains, and the remnants of these old mines and mills is a reminder of tougher times.

Lizard Lake is a small lake in the mountains of Marble, Colorado. The lake is situated off the side of an old forest service road that leads to the historic Crystal Mill. The lake was named Lizard Lake even though it was the abundance of salamanders that gave the reservoir its name.

The Crystal Mill located just outside of Marble is an old powerhouse that was constructed in the 1890s. It's right off the side of the forest road that you run on, so it's pretty much impossible to pass without catching your eye. There is a lot of history in this part of the mountains, and the remnants of these old mines and mills is a reminder of tougher times.

Lizard Lake is a small lake in the mountains of Marble, Colorado. The lake is situated off the side of an old forest service road that leads to the historic Crystal Mill. The lake was named Lizard Lake even though it was the abundance of salamanders that gave the reservoir its name.

Texas Lakes are two, small alpine lakes located in the clearing of a creek basin, a little under 10,000 feet. The lakes are just outside the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness area and can be accessed via foot, bike, or OHV. If you are looking for a longer run, you can gain access into the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness by continuing north.