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© Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association This map is provided by the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association. This map is intended to show general trail information. More detailed quad maps available locally at Summit Canyon Mountaineering, Factory Outdoor Outlet and the White River National Forest. BIKE AROUND TOWN IN CASE OF EMERGENCY FOR MORE INFORMATION ATV JEEP (4WD) HIKING BIKING Moderate/Difficult 27 miles/43.5 km out and back Moderate/Difficult 4.2 miles/6.8 km out and back Moderate 7 miles/11.3 km Moderate/Difficult 6 miles/9.7 km Difficult 18 miles/29 km out and back Difficult 14 miles/22.5 km out and back Easy 16.3 miles/26.2 km one-way Moderate/Difficult 12 miles/19.3 km one-way Moderate/Difficult 7 miles/11.3 km out and back Moderate/Difficult 17 miles/27.4 km (total loop) Easy .7 mile/1.1 km round-trip Easy 7.5 miles/12.1 km Moderate/Difficult 5.5 miles/9 km Moderate/Difficult 24 miles/37 km (from Deep Lake to GWS) Moderate/Difficult 6.8 miles/10.9 km out and back Moderate/Difficult 2.4 miles/3.9 km out and back Difficult 6.5 miles/10.5 km Moderate 4 miles/6.4 km Moderate 5.5 miles/9 km Moderate 5 miles/8 km Easy 6.5 miles/10.4 km Moderate 10 miles/16 km Easy/Moderate 12 miles/19.3 km Easy/Moderate 3.7 miles/6 km Moderate 6 miles/9.6 km Moderate 3 miles/5 km Moderate/Difficult 5 miles/8 km Moderate .9 mile/1.4 km Easy 28 miles/45 km to Deep Lake Moderate 4 miles/6.4 km Easy 3.1 miles out and back/5 km Moderate 3.5 miles/5.6 km Moderate/Difficult 3.5 miles/5.6 km (FS 602) Natural Surface Natural Surface (FS 1844) Natural Surface Natural Surface (FS 1841) Natural Surface (FS 1840) Natural Surface Concrete (FS 1847) Natural Surface Natural Surface Natural Surface Natural Surface (Co. Rd. 154/109/108) Paved (FS 635) Natural Surface (FS 600 & 602) Gravel/Natural Surface (FS 2065) Natural Surface (FS 1850) Natural Surface (FS 1851) Natural Surface Natural Surface Natural Surface (Co. Rd. 120) Natural Surface Paved/Gravel Paved/Gravel (FS 535) Natural Surface Natural Surface Natural Surface (FS 600) Natural Surface Natural Surface Natural Surface (FS 622/623) Natural Surface (Co. Rd. 115) Gravel (FS 1845) Natural Surface Paved Natural Surface Take Traver Trail Road .5 mile to Transfer Trail. Go 1.5 miles to the trailhead, the main access to the Flat Tops. This is a 4WD road and connects to the Coffee Pot Road near Deep Lake. Take I-70 West to Exit 109 (Canyon Creek exit), then right and take the frontage road east to the trailhead. Steep grade. Hiking only. No bicycles, horses or motorized vehicles. Constructed in memory of the 1994 Storm King firefighters who died there. From New Castle, take Co. Rd. 226 NW. Turn right on Co. Rd. 241 to trailhead. Trail travels along East Elk Creek through a canyon including waterfalls. Highlights include remains of early gold mining days. From New Castle, take Co. Rd. 226 NW. Turn right on Co. Rd. 243 N to Clinetop Road. Trailhead parking on the left. Stay on trail through private property. Signs of wildlife. Hiking only. Take the popular bike path along the Colorado River to the east trailhead west of Dotsero. There are rest areas at I-70 exits: No Name, Grizzly Creek, Hanging Lake and Bair Ranch. Take 7th Street west, left on Midland and right on 9th Street; the street dead ends at the trailhead. The route traverses up Red Mountain to an overlook. Take the single lane dirt road from Transfer Trail to the top of Storm King Mountain. Road is very narrow with lots of brush. No public outlet at south tip of trail. Trail dead ends at private property. Shuttle vehicles to Deep Lake via Coffee Pot Road (FS 600), ride bikes or 4WD to Glenwood Springs on Transfer Trail (FS 602). Cars access Deep Lake. Transfer for 4WD & bikers. Limited access hiking trail climbs to Hanging Lake, which was created by a geological fault. Spouting rock is just 5-minutes beyond the lake. No dogs, swimming or fishing. Rough 4WD single lane, steep stretches, very muddy when wet. Access from the south rim of Glenwood Canyon from Lookout Mountain Rd; connects to Forest Hollow Trail & Boy Scout Trail. Exit from I-70 and go 1.5 mi. north on the Colorado River Rd. This is the main access to the Flat Tops Wilderness Area and connects to Transfer Trail near Deep Lake. Snowmobile route in winter. Take Hwy 82 south to Co. Rd. 114, which goes to Colorado Mountain College Spring Valley Campus. Go right on Co. Rd. 115 and follow it 4.5 miles to the trailhead. From where the trail starts on Co. Rd. 115 it merges with Cattle Creek. where there are ponds and historic structures. Take Hwy 82 south 4 miles to Red Canyon Road. Connects to Gypsum via Cottonwood Pass, Lookout Mountain Road, Spring Valley Loop and Cattle Creek Loop. From the I-70 No Name exit, go north to the trailhead. The rocky trail climbs through a deep canyon to Transfer Trail. Hiking only. Trailhead at the east end of 8th Street. Provides access to Lookout Mountain at the trail network. Very steep and rocky. Access also from Lookout Mountain Road. Trailhead at the intersection of 12th Street and Bennett Avenue; follow information signs. Trail climbs to Linwood Cemetery and the memorial of Doc Holliday. Hiking only. Co. Rd. 120 Climbs from Spring Valley to the top of Lookout Mountain. Outstanding overlook and old campground at the end. Access to Little Grand Mesa Road. Climbs out of Glenwood Canyon from the Hanging Lake Trail. Connects with Forest Service Road 622 north to Coffee Pot Springs. Trail steep and rocky in places. Hiking only. No dogs. Extends from the end fo Mitchell Creek (Co. Rd. 132) to Transfer Trail. Park at the Glenwood Springs Fish Hatchery. Hiking only. Located behind the Glenwood Springs Community Center and Glenwood Meadows Shopping Center. The Wulfsohn system includes shorter loops of approximately 1 mile, and the option to connect several trails for a loop just over 4 miles in length. Take highway 82 s to co. Rd. 154. At the traffic light, turn right and travel about .6 miles to Co. Rd. 109. Cross the roaring fork river. Continue to Co. Rd. 108 at the “t” turn left toward carbondale. Old 4WD single lane road. Access from the East Glenwood Canyon Path trailhead at the end of the I-70 frontage road, west of Dotsero. Narrow trail connects the Boy Scout Trail to the Little Grand Mesa Road on the north rim of Lookout Mountain. Difficult mountain bike route. Take Little Grand Mesa Road to the Trailhead in Deadman’s Creek. It is a short hike to the overlook of the Glenwood Canyon. Narrow single track trail, rough in places. Trailhead along Coffee Pot Road. Dead ends in Deep Creek Canyon. Hiking only. Rough 4WD single lane roads. Dead ends along the north rim of Glenwood Canyon. Access via Coffee Pot Road. From the I-70 Grizzly Creek Rest Area, the trail climbs through a scenic canyon with varying rock formations. Trail becomes very rough in upper sections. Hiking only. Paved trail located along the Roaring Fork River in Glenwood Springs. Parking is available at Two Rivers Park. A pedestrian/bike bridge located in Two Rivers Park crosses the Colorado River to 7th Street for access to downtown. To get through town it is recommended to use Pitkin Avenue or Blake rather than Grand Avenue. For you safety, cross the Colorado River using the pedestrian/bike bridge. Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association 802 Grand Avenue P.O. Box 1238 Glenwood Springs, CO 81602 Bureau of Land Management Colorado River Valley Field Office 2300 River Frontage Rd, Silt, CO 81652 (970) 876-9000 U.S. Forest Service 900 Grand Ave. P.O. Box 948 Glenwood Springs CO 81602 (970) 945-2521 Access from the Colorado River Road at the trailhead north of Dotsero. Connects with Coffee Pot Road but is very rough around the private property. Historic trade route used by the Utes. Route begins at Cattle Creek Road (Co. Rd. 113) off of Highway 82. At Co. Rd. 112, the climb is quick and steep. Descends on Crystal Springs Road (Co. Rd. 103), returning back to Highway 82. From the Red Canyon Road take Road 119 to Road 114, past Colorado Mountain College to Highway 82. Great views of Mount Sopris and the Elk Range. Narrow, rough hiking trail at the end of the East Canyon Creek Road, connects to Transfer Trail near Blue Lake. Trailhead surrounded by private land with limited parking. Hiking only. Call the nearest law enforcement officer for assistance or to report serious accidents involving motor vehicles and bicycles, or any accident resulting in serious injury or death. Fire, Ambulance: 911 Garfield County Sheriff: (970) 945-0453 Eagle County Sheriff: (970) 479-2201 Report wildfires to the County Sheriff (number listed above), Forest Service or BLM immediately. The trail is referred to as having an upper and lower section.The Lower Grandstaff Trail is accessed off Red Mountain Trail (Jeanne Golay Trail/ Red Mountain Road) at the Fall Line Trailhead and is downhill only. lat: 39.5927939118, long: -107.184500235 lat: 39.6528067887, long: -107.063987664 lat: 39.5371964248, long: -107.279834906 lat: 39.4578801156, long: -107.262620038 lat: 39.470960363, long: -107.240368964 lat: 39.5153534011, long: -107.264454502 lat: 39.5038433696, long: -107.301430212 lat: 39.4606664165, long: -107.199695594 lat: 39.6710216269, long: -107.231918596 lat: 39.6787070339, long: -107.097446436 lat: 39.6686274036, long: -107.068264889 lat: 39.5385391037, long: -107.263838341 lat: 39.5425541862, long: -107.297144929 lat: 39.5412586579, long: -107.320879695 lat: 39.4861864795, long: -107.295720164 lat: 39.6008628996, long: -107.446560659 lat: 39.7734362566, long: -107.304591567 lat: 39.56125, long:-107.250005556 lat: 39.5891977796, long: -107.190619006 lat: 39.5544764535, long: -107.331117391 lat: 39.5761977669, long: -107.440127 lat: 39.5730025035, long: -107.371082743 lat: 39.5923986114, long: -107.55666849 lat: 39.6044396045, long: -107.585942958 lat: 39.5507543604, long: -107.320001281 lat: 39.5670458521, long: -107.293811284 lat: 39.5457161595, long: -107.334288601 lat: 39.5465876246, long: -107.318657026 lat: 39.610972, long: -107.434639 lat: 39.627, long: -107.105611 lat: 39.5471005, long: -107.3322782 lat: 39.552833, long: -107.349944 lat: 39.533850, long: -107.343100 32. ATKINSON CANAL TRAIL 6. HADLEY GULCH TRAIL 7. GLENWOOD CANYON PATH 8. JESS WEAVER TRAIL 9. RED MOUNTAIN & JEANNE GOLAY TRAIL 10. (BOY) SCOUT TRAIL 11. DOC HOLLIDAY’S TRAIL 12. WEST BANK TO CARBONDALE 14. DEEP LAKE LOOP/TRANSFER TRAIL 15. GRIZZLY CREEK TRAIL (Cover Photo) 16. HANGING LAKE TRAIL 17. DEADHORSE TRAIL 18. BURNT TREE RIDGE TRAIL 20. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ROAD 21. CATTLE CREEK LOOP 22. SPRING VALLEY LOOP 23. LITTLE GRAND MESA ROAD 24. FOREST HOLLOW TRAIL 4. WULFSOHN MOUNTAIN PARK TRAILS 1. TRANSFER TRAIL 2. STORM KING MEMORIAL TRAIL 3. KEYSER CREEK TRAIL 5. EAST ELK CREEK/CENTENNIAL TRAIL 25. HUBBARD’S TRAIL 26. COFFEE POT ROAD 27. DEEP CREEK TRAIL 28. WAGON GULCH ROAD 29. FISHER CREEK TRAIL 30. RED CANYON ROAD 31. MITCHELL CREEK TRAIL 19. DOTSERO-UTE TRAIL 13. STORM KING MOUNTAIN ROAD 33. GRANDSTAFF TRAIL OFFICIAL STREET & TRAIL MAP TRAIL MAP - WALK, HIKE, RIDE, DRIVE TRAIL DESCRIPTIONS G-5 F-4 F-4 H-5 H-5 G-5 G-8 GLENWOOD SPRINGS is home to… We’re the largest shopping area between Denver and Grand Junction with 100 retail stores, 70 eating and drinking establishments, and 8 major car dealerships, making us Western Colorado’s Motor City. VisitGlenwood.com More coffee shops per capital than Seattle. Many farm-to-table restaurants sourced from local ranches. International chefs from India, Argentina, Mexico, Poland, Bavaria and China. Local breweries that have won the gold at the World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival. An iconic rock shop that sells Megalodon Shark teeth. A Broadway musician playing live piano music nightly at a historic supper club. A rip-roaring, family-friendly dinner theater. And Western watering holes where famed gunslinger Doc Holliday may have played cards. G-5 The Timeless Spirit of Glenwood Springs Historic Underground Vapor Caves Historic Underground Vapor Caves The Timeless Spirit of Glenwood Springs 970-945-0667 970-945-0667 Celebrating 125 Years of Continuous Operation 1893-2018 Celebrating 125 Years of Continuous Operation For dinner reservations call: (970)945-6511 526 Pine St. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 www.hotelcolorado.com Polo Lounge | Coppertop Bar and Courtyard | Baron’s Restaurant Happily Ever After Starʦ Here. 16 THERMAL MINERAL POOLS ironmountainhotsprings.com 970.945.IRON (4766) 281 Centennial Street Making people smile! GlenwoodCaverns.com 970.945.4228 THERE’S ONLY COLORADO. THERE’S ONLY ONE YOU. GLENWOOD SPRINGS 901 Grand Avenue, 970.945.7422 RIFLE 1200 Railroad Avenue, 970.625.1266 BASALT 655 East Valley Road, 970.704.1144 bankofcolorado.com 7 3 0 G r a n d A v e n u e | 9 7 0 - 3 8 4 - 2 0 2 4 w w w . b l u e b i r d c a f e g l e n w o o d . c o m C r a f t c o f f e e a n d w h o l e s o m e , f r e s h f o o d ! 1 Easy Bike, walk or jog this continuous 42‑mile multi‑use trail unobstructed by vehicular traffic. It’s paved with the exception of an 11‑mile, soft‑surface stretch from Woody Creek to Aspen. The Rio Grande runs alongside the Roaring Fork River most of the way, from West Glenwood Springs at 23rd Street near Alpine Bank, to Downtown Aspen. The Glenwood portion of the trail also connects to the city’s river trail, which runs from 23rd Street to Two Rivers Park near I‑70. Access points are at multiple locations along Highway 82. 33. RIO GRANDE BIKE TRAIL

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© Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort AssociationThis map is provided by the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association. This map is intended to show general trail information. More detailed quad maps available locally at Summit Canyon Mountaineering, Factory Outdoor Outlet and the White River National Forest.

BIKE AROUND TOWN

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

FOR MORE INFORMATION

ATV

JEEP (4WD)

HIKING

BIKING

Moderate/Di�cult27 miles/43.5 km out and back

Moderate/Di�cult4.2 miles/6.8 km out and back

Moderate7 miles/11.3 km

Moderate/Di�cult6 miles/9.7 km

Di�cult18 miles/29 km out and back

Di�cult14 miles/22.5 km out and back

Easy16.3 miles/26.2 km one-way

Moderate/Di�cult12 miles/19.3 km one-way

Moderate/Di�cult7 miles/11.3 km out and back

Moderate/Di�cult17 miles/27.4 km (total loop)

Easy.7 mile/1.1 km round-trip

Easy7.5 miles/12.1 km

Moderate/Di�cult5.5 miles/9 km

Moderate/Di�cult24 miles/37 km (from Deep Lake to GWS)

Moderate/Di�cult6.8 miles/10.9 km out and back

Moderate/Di�cult2.4 miles/3.9 km out and back

Di�cult6.5 miles/10.5 km

Moderate4 miles/6.4 km

Moderate5.5 miles/9 km

Moderate5 miles/8 km

Easy6.5 miles/10.4 km

Moderate10 miles/16 km

Easy/Moderate12 miles/19.3 km

Easy/Moderate3.7 miles/6 km

Moderate6 miles/9.6 km

Moderate3 miles/5 km

Moderate/Di�cult5 miles/8 km

Moderate.9 mile/1.4 km

Easy28 miles/45 km to Deep Lake

Moderate4 miles/6.4 km

Easy3.1 miles out and back/5 kmModerate

3.5 miles/5.6 km

Moderate/Di�cult3.5 miles/5.6 km

(FS 602)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(FS 1844)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(FS 1841)Natural Surface

(FS 1840)Natural Surface

Concrete

(FS 1847)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(Co. Rd. 154/109/108)Paved

(FS 635)Natural Surface

(FS 600 & 602)Gravel/Natural Surface

(FS 2065)Natural Surface

(FS 1850)Natural Surface

(FS 1851)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(Co. Rd. 120)Natural Surface

Paved/Gravel

Paved/Gravel

(FS 535)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(FS 600)Natural Surface

Natural Surface

Natural Surface

(FS 622/623)Natural Surface

(Co. Rd. 115)Gravel

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Paved

Natural Surface

Take Traver Trail Road .5 mile to Transfer Trail. Go 1.5 miles to the trailhead, the main access to the Flat Tops. This is a 4WD road and connects to the Co�ee Pot Road near Deep Lake.

Take I-70 West to Exit 109 (Canyon Creek exit), then right and take the frontage road east to the trailhead. Steep grade. Hiking only. No bicycles, horses or motorized vehicles. Constructed in memory of the 1994 Storm King �re�ghters who died there.

From New Castle, take Co. Rd. 226 NW. Turn right on Co. Rd. 241 to trailhead. Trail travels along East Elk Creek through a canyon including waterfalls. Highlights include remains of early gold mining days.

From New Castle, take Co. Rd. 226 NW. Turn right on Co. Rd. 243 N to Clinetop Road. Trailhead parking on the left. Stay on trail through private property. Signs of wildlife. Hiking only.

Take the popular bike path along the Colorado River to the east trailhead west of Dotsero. There are rest areas at I-70 exits: No Name, Grizzly Creek, Hanging Lake and Bair Ranch.

Take 7th Street west, left on Midland and right on 9th Street; the street dead ends at the trailhead. The route traverses up Red Mountain to an overlook.

Take the single lane dirt road from Transfer Trail to the top of Storm King Mountain. Road is very narrow with lots of brush. No public outlet at south tip of trail. Trail dead ends at private property.

Shuttle vehicles to Deep Lake via Co�ee Pot Road (FS 600), ride bikes or 4WD to Glenwood Springs on Transfer Trail (FS 602). Cars access Deep Lake. Transfer for 4WD & bikers.

Limited access hiking trail climbs to Hanging Lake, which was created by a geological fault. Spouting rock is just 5-minutes beyond the lake. No dogs, swimming or �shing.

Rough 4WD single lane, steep stretches, very muddy when wet. Access from the south rim of Glenwood Canyon from Lookout Mountain Rd; connects to Forest Hollow Trail & Boy Scout Trail.

Exit from I-70 and go 1.5 mi. north on the Colorado River Rd. This is the main access to the Flat Tops Wilderness Area and connects to Transfer Trail near Deep Lake. Snowmobile route in winter.

Take Hwy 82 south to Co. Rd. 114, which goes to Colorado Mountain College Spring Valley Campus. Go right on Co. Rd. 115 and follow it 4.5 miles to the trailhead. From where the trail starts on Co. Rd. 115 it merges with Cattle Creek. where there are ponds and historic structures.

Take Hwy 82 south 4 miles to Red Canyon Road. Connects to Gypsum via Cottonwood Pass, Lookout Mountain Road, Spring Valley Loop and Cattle Creek Loop.

From the I-70 No Name exit, go north to the trailhead. The rocky trail climbs through a deep canyon to Transfer Trail. Hiking only.

Trailhead at the east end of 8th Street. Provides access to Lookout Mountain at the trail network. Very steep and rocky. Access also from Lookout Mountain Road.

Trailhead at the intersection of 12th Street and Bennett Avenue; follow information signs. Trail climbs to Linwood Cemetery and the memorial of Doc Holliday. Hiking only.

Co. Rd. 120 Climbs from Spring Valley to the top of Lookout Mountain. Outstanding overlook and old campground at the end. Access to Little Grand Mesa Road.

Climbs out of Glenwood Canyon from the Hanging Lake Trail. Connects with Forest Service Road 622 north to Co�ee Pot Springs. Trail steep and rocky in places. Hiking only. No dogs.

Extends from the end fo Mitchell Creek (Co. Rd. 132) to Transfer Trail. Park at the Glenwood Springs Fish Hatchery. Hiking only.

Located behind the Glenwood Springs Community Center and Glenwood Meadows Shopping Center. The Wulfsohn system includes shorter loops of approximately 1 mile, and the option to connect several trails for a loop just over 4 miles in length.

Take highway 82 s to co. Rd. 154. At the tra�c light, turn right and travel about .6 miles to Co. Rd. 109. Cross the roaring fork river. Continue to Co. Rd. 108 at the “t” turn left toward carbondale.

Old 4WD single lane road. Access from the East Glenwood Canyon Path trailhead at the end of the I-70 frontage road, west of Dotsero.

Narrow trail connects the Boy Scout Trail to the Little Grand Mesa Road on the north rim of Lookout Mountain. Di�cult mountain bike route.

Take Little Grand Mesa Road to the Trailhead in Deadman’s Creek. It is a short hike to the overlook of the Glenwood Canyon.

Narrow single track trail, rough in places. Trailhead along Co�ee Pot Road. Dead ends in Deep Creek Canyon. Hiking only.

Rough 4WD single lane roads. Dead ends along the north rim of Glenwood Canyon. Access via Co�ee Pot Road.

From the I-70 Grizzly Creek Rest Area, the trail climbs through a scenic canyon with varying rock formations. Trail becomes very rough in upper sections. Hiking only.

Paved trail located along the Roaring Fork River in Glenwood Springs.

Parking is available at Two Rivers Park. A pedestrian/bike bridge located in Two Rivers Park crosses the Colorado River to 7th Street for access to downtown. To get through town it is recommended to use Pitkin Avenue or Blake rather than Grand Avenue. For you safety, cross the Colorado River using the pedestrian/bike bridge.

Glenwood Springs ChamberResort Association802 Grand Avenue P.O. Box 1238Glenwood Springs, CO 81602

Bureau of Land ManagementColorado River Valley Field O�ce2300 River Frontage Rd, Silt, CO 81652(970) 876-9000

U.S. Forest Service900 Grand Ave.P.O. Box 948Glenwood Springs CO 81602(970) 945-2521

Access from the Colorado River Road at the trailhead north of Dotsero. Connects with Co�ee Pot Road but is very rough around the private property. Historic trade route used by the Utes.

Route begins at Cattle Creek Road (Co. Rd. 113) o� of Highway 82. At Co. Rd. 112, the climb is quick and steep. Descends on Crystal Springs Road (Co. Rd. 103), returning back to Highway 82.

From the Red Canyon Road take Road 119 to Road 114, past Colorado Mountain College to Highway 82. Great views of Mount Sopris and the Elk Range.

Narrow, rough hiking trail at the end of the East Canyon Creek Road, connects to Transfer Trail near Blue Lake. Trailhead surrounded by private land with limited parking. Hiking only.

Call the nearest law enforcement o�cer for assistance or to report serious accidents involving motor vehicles and bicycles, or any accident resulting in serious injury or death.

Fire, Ambulance: 911Gar�eld County Sheri�: (970) 945-0453Eagle County Sheri�: (970) 479-2201

Report wild�res to the County Sheri� (number listed above), Forest Service or BLM immediately.

The trail is referred to as having an upper and lower section.The Lower Grandsta� Trail is accessed o� Red Mountain Trail (Jeanne Golay Trail/Red Mountain Road) at the Fall Line Trailhead and is downhill only.

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lat: 39.6686274036, long: -107.068264889

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32. ATKINSON CANAL TRAIL

6. HADLEY GULCH TRAIL

7. GLENWOOD CANYON PATH

8. JESS WEAVER TRAIL

9. RED MOUNTAIN & JEANNE GOLAY TRAIL

10. (BOY) SCOUT TRAIL

11. DOC HOLLIDAY’S TRAIL

12. WEST BANK TO CARBONDALE

14. DEEP LAKE LOOP/TRANSFER TRAIL

15. GRIZZLY CREEK TRAIL (Cover Photo)

16. HANGING LAKE TRAIL

17. DEADHORSE TRAIL

18. BURNT TREE RIDGE TRAIL

20. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ROAD

21. CATTLE CREEK LOOP

22. SPRING VALLEY LOOP

23. LITTLE GRAND MESA ROAD

24. FOREST HOLLOW TRAIL

4. WULFSOHN MOUNTAIN PARK TRAILS

1. TRANSFER TRAIL

2. STORM KING MEMORIAL TRAIL

3. KEYSER CREEK TRAIL

5. EAST ELK CREEK/CENTENNIAL TRAIL

25. HUBBARD’S TRAIL

26. COFFEE POT ROAD

27. DEEP CREEK TRAIL

28. WAGON GULCH ROAD

29. FISHER CREEK TRAIL

30. RED CANYON ROAD

31. MITCHELL CREEK TRAIL

19. DOTSERO-UTE TRAIL

13. STORM KING MOUNTAIN ROAD

33. GRANDSTAFF TRAIL

OFFICIALSTREET & TRAIL MAP

TRAIL MAP - WALK, HIKE, RIDE, DRIVETRAIL DESCRIPTIONS

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GLENWOOD SPRINGS is home to…

We’re the largest shopping area between Denver and Grand Junction

with 100 retail stores, 70 eating and drinking establishments, and 8 major car dealerships,

making us Western Colorado’s Motor City.

VisitGlenwood.com

More coffee shops per capital than Seattle. Many farm-to-table restaurants sourced from local ranches.

International chefs from India, Argentina, Mexico, Poland, Bavaria and China.

Local breweries that have won the gold at the World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival.

An iconic rock shop that sells Megalodon Shark teeth. A Broadway musician playing live piano music nightly at a historic supper club.

A rip-roaring, family-friendly dinner theater.

And Western watering holes where famed gunslinger Doc Holliday may have played cards.

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The Timeless Spirit of Glenwood Springs

Historic Underground Vapor CavesHistoric Underground Vapor Caves

The Timeless Spirit of Glenwood Springs

970-945-0667970-945-0667

1893-2018 Celebrating 125 Years of Continuous Operation1893-2018 Celebrating 125 Years of Continuous Operation

For dinner reservations call: (970)945-6511

526 Pine St. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

www.hotelcolorado.com

Polo Lounge | Coppertop Bar and Courtyard | Baron’s Restaurant

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EasyBike, walk or jog this continuous 42‑mile multi‑use trail unobstructed by vehicular traffic. It’s paved with the exception of an 11‑mile, soft‑surface stretch from Woody Creek to Aspen. The Rio Grande runs alongside the Roaring Fork River most of the way, from West Glenwood Springs at 23rd Street near Alpine Bank, to Downtown Aspen. The Glenwood portion of the trail also connects to the city’s river trail, which runs from 23rd Street to Two Rivers Park near I‑70. Access points are at multiple locations along Highway 82.

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Rio Grande Bike Trail

To No Name Exit (119),Glenwood Canyon Resort,

Hanging Lake/Spouting Rock Exit (125), Sweetwater Lake Exit (133),

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PUBLIC FACILITIESCITY HALL & POLICE STATION

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23rd St. G-8,H-824th St. G-8, H-827th St. G-8, H-829th St. G-9, H-932nd St. H-933rd St. H-10Airport Rd. (Co. Rd. 116) I-12Bennett Ave. H-6, H-7Blake Ave. H-6, H-9Blake Ct. H-10Bob‑o‑link Ln. G-8Brush Creek Ln. H-10Cardiff Rd. (Co. Rd. 160) I-11Cardinal Ln. D-2Castle Ct. F-2Cedar Crest Dr. D-2Cemetary Rd. H-6Centennial St. F-4Center Dr. B-2Chapparal Cir. C-2Charo Rd. E-2Cisar Ct. G-8Clark St. H-11

Cleveland Ave. H-5Coach Miller Dr. G-6, G-7Colorado Ave. G-6Colorado Ct. G-6Colorow Rd. I-11Columbia Ct. F-3Cooper Ave. G-6, H-7Cooper Ct. H-10Cottonwood Ln. H-11Cowdin Dr. G-5Crawford Way I-11Creekside Ct. B-2Crestwood Dr. H-8Culver Cir. I-11D St. G-7Davis Dr. F-5Defiance G-5Devereux Rd. C-3, G-4Donegan Rd. B-2, E-3Easy St. H-8Echo St. H-4Fairview Dr. D-2Fanning Pl. H-11

Flat Tops View Dr. E-4Four Mile Rd. (Co. Rd. 117) H-11Garfield Ave. H-5Gilstrap Ct. C-3Glen Ave. (St. Hwy. 82) H-8Glen Oak Ln. H-11Golf Course Service Rd. E-2Grand Ave. G-5, G-8S. Grand Ave. G-8, G-9Greenway D-2, E-2Hagar Ln. G-9Harvard Dr. F-3Highlands Dr. E-3, F-2Hill St. H-4Hollybrook Ln. G-6Hyland Park Dr. G-7N. Hyland Park Dr. H-7S. Hyland Park Dr. H-7Juniper St. C-2Latson Ct. G-6Laurel St. G-4Lincoln H-5Lincoln Ave. H-5

Lincolnwood Dr. H-7Linden St. G-4Maple St. G-4Market Dr. D-3Market St. E-4Maroon Dr. I-12Meadowlark Ln. G-8Meadow Run H-10E. Meadows Dr. E-4W. Meadows Dr. E-4Mel Ray Rd. (Co. Rd. 113) C-2Midland Ave. C-3, G-9Minter Ave. H-5, H-6Mitchell Creek Rd. (Co. Rd. 132) B-1, B-3Morgan St. H-11Mount Sopris Dr. H-11, I-11Mountain Dr. I-10Mountain Shadows Dr. C-2Oak Way Ave. F-6Oakhurst South Ct. H-8Old Lodge Rd. I-11Olive St. G-4Orchard Dr. D-2

Orchard Ln. D-2Oriole St. G-8Overlin Dr. F-5Oxford Ln. F-2Ouray Rd. I-11Palmer Ave. H-5, H-8Park Dr. G-7Park West Ct. H-10Park West Dr. H-10Parkwood Ln. H-11Pine St. G-4Pinion Dr. C-2Pitkin Ave. G-5, G-6Polo Cir. G-7Polo Rd. G-7Ponderosa Cir. (Co. Rd. 130A) B-2Ponderosa Dr. (Co. Rd. 148) C-2Poplar Way G-6Princeton Cir. F-3Ptamigan Dr. D-2Red Bluff Ln. H-11Red Cliff Cir. I-12Red Mountain Dr. F-5, F-6

Red Valley Dr. C-2N. River St. G-5, H-5S. River St. G-5, H-5Riverine Rd. C-3Riverside Dr. G-6Riverview Ave. G-6Riverview Dr. F-6Rock Ledge Dr. (Co. Rd. 169C) D-2Sage Cir. C-2Salina St. H-5School St. G-5Shepards Ln. I-11Silver Oak Dr. F-2Sky Ranch Dr. I-11Soccer Field Rd. C-2Sopris Ave. H-9Spring St. H-4Sprucewood Ln. G-6Stockton Rd. I-11Stoneridge Ct. D-2Storm King Rd. (Co. Rd. 181) B-2Sunny Acres Rd. E-3, D-2Sunny Hills Ln. E-2

Sunrise Ct. I-13Tanager Dr. (Co. Rd. 169A) D-2Teeters Ln. H-11, I-11Terrace Ln. G-9Three Mile Rd. (Co. Rd. 127) H-11Transfer Trail F-2Traver Trail F-3, F-2Teakwood Ln. G-6Two Rivers Plaza Rd. F-4Valley View Rd. H-10Virginia Rd. G-7Vista Dr. D-2Walz Ave. F-6Westlook Dr. I-11Williams St. H-4Willow Way G-6Winters Ln. I-11Woodberry Dr. G-8Wulfsohn Rd. D‑4, E-4Yale Cir. F‑2

PUBLISHERS NOTEThe Official Map of Glenwood Springs is published by the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association. The street Index has been compiled from reliable federal, state and local government information. We cannot guarantee complete accuracy. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by means, electronically or mechanically, including, but not limited to, photocopying, xerographic printing and electronic information storage and retrieval systems, without permission from the publisher. © Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association. P.O. Box 1238 / 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81602

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