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The Colorado River, with a length of approximately 2,333 km, is the most important river in southwestern North America. It originates in the Rocky Mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park in the state of Colorado. The trail is wide, wheelchair- and stroller-accessible, and runs along the young Colorado River in the Kawuneeche Valley. Here, it still flows as a relatively small river, where elk and moose are also frequented. Many informational panels provide insight into earlier life and the settlers.

Rocky Mountain National Park's Alpine Visitor Center is located at 11,796 feet and sits four miles east of the Continental Divide. It offers restrooms, exhibits and a gift shop. Due to the winter environment the visitor center usually opens around Memorial Day and closes sometime in October.

This overlook area is one of the official overlooks along Trail Ridge Road. From here you get a nice view of the Gore Range, The Never Summer Mountains and Long's Peak.

Tabernash is a small highway-side community nestled between the towns of Granby and Winter Park in the valley of the Fraser River. The biggest draw is nearby Arapaho National Forest and Rocky Mountain National Park, which offer year round outdoor recreation.

Fraser is along Highway 40 just northwest of Winter Park in the valley of the Fraser River. The town is surrounded by the Arapaho National Forest, so there are endless year-round recreational opportunities.

At an elevation of 11,307 feet, Berthoud Pass is a high mountain pass in central Colorado. The route going over the pass used to be an old wagon route (the path was deemed unsuitable for a railroad). There is trail access, bathrooms, and lots of parking at the pass summit.

Rocky Mountain National Park's Alpine Visitor Center is located at 11,796 feet and sits four miles east of the Continental Divide. It offers restrooms, exhibits and a gift shop. Due to the winter environment the visitor center usually opens around Memorial Day and closes sometime in October.

Fraser is along Highway 40 just northwest of Winter Park in the valley of the Fraser River. The town is surrounded by the Arapaho National Forest, so there are endless year-round recreational opportunities.