Nearby attractions include Grizzly and No Name Creek Canyons, the Transfer Trail OHV/4WD route, Mitchell Creek Trail, the Fourmile Park area, and Sunlight Mountain Resort. From Glenwood Springs, users can access miles of motorized and non-motorized trails, all of which lead into rugged and scenic parts of the White River National Forest. Glenwood Springs is a good starting point for excursions into the southeastern Flat Tops, Glenwood Canyon, and the Roaring Fork Valley. Please respect private property owners by staying on the trails and refraining from littering. Several trails in this area cross through private land. It is possible to scramble to the tops of the Mamm Peaks, though this requires cross-country travel. The Battlement Trail #2160 crosses the entire length of the Battlement Mesa area and continues east toward West Divide. Outstanding fishing and dispersed camping is available in this location. The Battlement Reservoirs (on the west side of the Mesa) are a chain of seven scenic, manmade lakes originally constructed in the late 19th Century. Activity in the area is typically low outside of hunting season, creating an outstanding opportunity for solitude. There are several system trails and ample dispersed camping opportunities, but there are no developed sites, restrooms, or drinking water facilities. This is also a good location for big game hunting. Key attractions include the Battlement Reservoirs, Cache Creek, and the Mamm Peaks. Elevations range from around 8,000 feet to above 11,000 feet. The Battlement Mesa area can be accessed from Rifle, CO and Parachute/Battlement Mesa, CO. The Battlement Mesa area is located south of Interstate 70 and shares its southern border with the Grand Mesa National Forest.
Vail Pass/Tenmile Canyon National Recreation.The eastern portion of the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District surrounding the towns of Vail, Avon, and Redcliff, including the east side of the Holy Cross Wilderness and the west side of the Eagles Nest Wilderness.
Discovery Trailhead #1997/Braille Trailhead #1995.Difficult Campground and Group Campground.Aspen to Crested Butte via West Maroon TH #1970.
Aspen to Crested Butte via East Maroon TH #1983.It's home to the Maroon Bells Scenic Area, one of the most iconic areas in Colorado. The Aspen area is known for its beautiful peaks over 14,000 feet and majestic wilderness experiences.
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