Vail 최고의 러닝 경로

It is a hard hike up that Rewards you with a beautiful mountain Lake setting 

Gore Creek Trail follows Gore Creek, a tributary of the Eagle River, which flows through the heart of downtown Vail. The path connects Lionshead and Vail Village via the scenic Gore Creek Path. This paved path offers a leisurely walk or bike ride, perfect for enjoying Vail’s charm. The trail spans 2 miles through town but extends nearly 19 miles as the Gore Valley Trail for those seeking a longer journey. Dog-friendly and easily accessible from most Vail hotels, the path has beautiful views, opportunities for fly fishing, and the peaceful ambiance of the mountain town.

Bighorn Creek Trail follows the creek north and deeper into the Eagles Nest Wilderness. This spot on the trail falls in a clearing, offering views of the upper Bighorn drainage to the north, views of the Grand Traverse Ridge, and a head-on view of Grand Traverse Peak.

This old prospecting cabin still stands at the end of Bighorn Creek Trail. The cabin is originally from the early 1900s, but it has since been somewhat restored. The cabin should not be entered, but it is still cool to see the old mining claim located in the high basin.

A couple long, rugged wilderness trails (Gore Creek Trail and Gore Lake Trail) make their way to Gore Lake in the Eagles Nest Wilderness. The lake is often surrounded by snow well into the summer and is completely sustained by snowmelt.

Encompassing well over 100,000 acres and located entirely within the White River National Forest, the Eagles Nest Wilderness contains some of the most rugged mountain landscapes in Colorado. Roughly 180 miles of wilderness hiking trails connect the towns of Silverthorne, Frisco, and Vail.

Deluge Lake is an alpine lake located just outside of Vail, Colorado. The trail reaching the lake is in the Eagles Nest Wilderness area, meaning its trail is more primitive than trails outside of wilderness areas. This lake is not as frequented as some of the other alpine lakes around the area, offering more solitude.

Along your way to the picturesque Booth Lake, you pass a water fall. Booth Creek is cascading beautifully, carving a small gorge into the rock.