9 Places in Colorado
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@uchealth
9 places in Colorado: Rocky Mountain National Park, Mt. Evans Scenic Byway, and 7 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by UCHealth.

Rocky Mountain National Park
National park
4.9
Discover numerous accessible trails and overlooks that showcase the park's majestic beauty. Keep an eye out for moose, especially around Lily Lake, for an unforgettable wildlife encounter.

Mt. Evans Scenic Byway
Scenic spot
4.8
Drive North America's highest paved road for breathtaking alpine views and the chance to spot wildlife. Arrive early before 8 AM to bypass reservation requirements for an unforgettable sunrise experience.

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge
Wildlife refuge
4.7
Witness bison, deer, and prairie dogs from the comfort of your car on the free Wildlife Drive. Explore accessible trails and fishing areas if you wish to step out and enjoy nature up close.

Umbrella Bar
Bar & grill
4.5
Drive up to Umbrella Bar for expansive views of Crested Butte, especially during wildflower season. It's a fantastic spot to soak in the mountain scenery.

Free Gondola - Telluride Station
Transportation service
4.9
Experience a free, scenic gondola ride offering stunning mountain vistas. Cabins stop for easy boarding, accommodating wheelchairs and strollers for an inclusive adventure.

Lower Loop
Place
Enjoy a wide, relatively gentle trail near Peanut Lake, perfect for those seeking accessible outdoor experiences. This path accommodates wheelchairs, offering a chance to spot local wildlife like moose.

Lily Lake
Lake
4.9
Visit Lily Lake, known for frequent moose sightings, and enjoy the tranquil waters and mountain backdrop. Accessible trails ensure everyone can experience this serene natural gem.
Peanut Lake Road
Place
Explore the area around Peanut Lake, ideal for a peaceful walk or hike, especially on the gentle Lower Loop trail. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy nature's tranquility and watch for wildlife.

Lake Mary Loop Trail
Hiking area
4.7
Embark on St. Mary's Loop, a recommended accessible trail within the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. This trail offers an immersive experience into the refuge's diverse ecosystems and wildlife.