Dillon‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

This is a scenic spot to look out over the reservoir. The dam itself was built in the early 1960s and required relocating the original town of Dillon, which is now sitting beneath the water. Today, the reservoir holds Denver’s largest water supply and sends it through a tunnel under the Continental Divide. Surrounded by mountain towns, Dillon Reservoir is a popular locale for boating, fishing, and summer concerts at the lakeside amphitheater.

The bike path to and around the Dillion Reservoir is very scenic and peaceful. There are amazing mountain views almost everywhere around the water, and you can watch boats launching from the nearby marina.

Excellent dedicated bike path along the shore of the large reservoir. Well paved, with markers and rest areas.

Excellent dedicated bike trail along the dam and shore of the reservoir.

A small alpine lake in a meadow, Lily Pad Lake is tucked away in the Eagles Nest Wilderness and sees much less traffic than the lake trails in downtown Silverthorne and Frisco. This lake can be accessed via several different wilderness trails. When it's warm enough outside, you can actually swim in the lake, so dress appropriately!

A small alpine lake in a meadow, Lily Pad Lake is tucked away in the Eagles Nest Wilderness and sees much less traffic than the lake trails in downtown Silverthorne and Frisco. This lake can be accessed via several different wilderness trails. When it's warm enough outside, you can actually swim in the lake so dress appropriately!

Waterproof shoes

Flat and paved path through the wetlands at the western lakeside of Dillon Reservoir. As it's pretty close to Frisco, it might get a little busy during the weekends – besides of that you will be spoilt by the stunning mountain scenery all around you.