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The Storm King Firefighters Memorial in Glenwood Springs commemorates the 14 firefighters who died on July 6, 1994, during the devastating wildfire on Storm King Mountain. A sudden change in weather caused the fire to spread rapidly, encircling the firefighters. In their memory, a challenging hiking trail has been constructed to the site of the incident, where 14 crosses mark their final stand. A monument bearing their names and stories also stands in Two Rivers Park. The disaster led to significant improvements in fire safety and remains a powerful symbol of courage, sacrifice, and remembrance.

Nice to walk along the river, but nothing special.

This is a great place to park to access the bike path along the Colorado River through Glenwood Canyon. There are restrooms, river access, and shaded green space at the park.

This is a great place to park to access the bike path along the Colorado River through Glenwood Canyon. There are restrooms, river access, and shaded green space at the park.

Not far from Grizzly trailhead, go down a little bit to see the powerful Colorado River.

Easily accessible off of I-70, this trailhead is a great place to begin/ end your ride down the amazing Glenwood Canyon Trail. There is a small parking area, informational signs, and a vault toilet.

A spectacular stretch of the Colorado River is through Glenwood Canyon. The Glenwood Canyon section runs 12.5 miles in length and is 1,300 ft deep at the deepest point. There is great whitewater as well as fishing on this scenic section.

No Name Rest Area is a scenic stop for travelers on I-70, as well as riders on the Glenwood Canyon Bike Path. It offers great views, restrooms, vending machines, picnic tables and river access.