라리머 카운티 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This little reservoir is dwarfed by the nearby Horsetooth Reservoir. Still, Dixon is a fun destination in its own right with a non-motorized boat launch and some easy mountain biking trails. There is also good fishing here (check local regulations).

The Dixon Reservoir is a small body of water at the base of the foothills below Horsetooth Reservoir surrounded by a protected Natural Area. The reservoir is a great fishing spot where many fish are stocked annually including pumpkinseed sunfish, bluegill, bass, channel catfish, black crappy, and grass carp.

The Pineridge Natural Area offers a handful of hiking trails and its own lake (Dixon Reservoir) on the eastern banks of the super popular Horsetooth Reservoir. You can connect to the Fossil Creek Trail using the trails on the property in case you want to stretch out your walk a few more miles.

Pineridge Natural Area is a picturesque nature preserve located in Fort Collins. The area is characterized by rolling hills, diverse plant life, and scenic landscapes. The area offers a tranquil escape into Colorado's beautiful nature and serves as a great spot for jogging.

Mount Olympus stands over the Big Thompson Canyon at 8,595 feet just outside of Estes Park. From the treeless summit you get some of the best, if not the best, views overlooking the town and some of the most famous peaks Colorado in Rocky Mountain National Park including the Diamond on Long's Peak and Mount Meeker; it truly is an amazing view. In large part due to the proximity of Estes and RMNP, Mount Olympus is somewhat overlooked. It is a great option, however, if you want a shorter hike at a lower elevation, want to escape the massive crowds often found at RMNP in the summertime, and get some great views. You can also hike with your dog here, which is not allowed in the National Park.

Molly Lake is a small, pretty lake just off the Granite Ridge Trail. You can camp at this lake, but please remember to pitch your tent at least 100 feet away from the water to help keep it clean for future users.

The section of the Granite Ridge Trail between its intersections with the Molly Moon and Lady Moon Trails is a great way to connect the two and see some unique granite rock formations, groves of aspen trees, and scenic vistas. Like all of the trails in this area, dogs and horses are allowed on the Granite Ridge Trail.

The Lady Moon Trailhead is located just south of the Red Feather Lakes village and provides access to the popular Lady Moon, Molly Moon/ Road, and Granite Ridge trail systems. There is parking for about a dozen cars and two horse-trailers/RVs, as well as bathrooms.