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Babbish Express Trail
Connects: Sunlight Mountain, Sunlight Shelter, Babbish Trail, Dippsy Doodle Trail, Upper Meadows Loop Trail, Compass Trail Glenwood Springs, CO – Medium – Snowshoe, Classic XC Ski, Dog Friendly – Snow Babbish Express Trail is an intermediate/moderate winter trail you can…
Babbish Trail
Connects: Sunlight Mountain, Sunlight Backcountry Cabin, Sunshine Trail, Old Four Mile Road, Williams Trail, Glades Trail, Upper Meadows Loop Trail, Sunlight Shelter Glenwood Springs, CO – Hard – Snowshoe, Classic XC Ski, Dog Friendly – Snow Babbish Trail is a…
Bair Ranch Bridge
Connects: Dotsero (6,150 ft), Interstate 70 Dotsero, CO – Bridge The Bair Ranch Bridge is an old bridge on private property, Bair Ranch, that spans the Colorado River in Dotsero, CO. View Larger Map
Barnard Hut
Connects: Express Creek Road (FSR #122), Richmond Hill Road (FSR #123) Ashcroft, CO – Hut Barnard Hut is part of the Alfred A. Braun Hut System (Braun and Friends Huts) available for reservations through the 10th Mountain Division Hut Association.…
Basalt High School Trail
Connects: Southside Trail, Rio Grande Trail, Grace Shehi Community Garden, Grace Shehi Bike Park, BLM Road 8334, BLM Road 8335, Light Hill Basalt, CO – Medium – Hike, Run, Mountain Bike, Dog Friendly – Dirt The Basalt High School Trail…
Posted in 1-3 Miles, Basalt, Dirt, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Medium, Moderate, Mountain Biking, Running, Trails
Basalt History Quiz
How much do you know about Basalt’s history?
Basalt History Tour
Connects: Basalt Chamber of Commerce Caboose, Codgers Corner, Alpine Bank / Basalt Building, Centennial Sculpture, Frying Pan Inn/Colorado Midland Hotel, Swinging Bridge, Arbaney Barn, Arbaney Residence, Frying Pan Coke Ovens, Arbaney Park, Berm Trail, Luchsinger Halfway House, Pueblo Bridge, Basalt…
Posted in 1-3 Miles, Dog Friendly, Easy, Historic, Less Than A Mile, Paved, Trails, Walking Tagged with: Basalt History Tour
Basalt Mountain Road (FSR #524)
Connects: Upper Cattle Creek Road (FSR #509), Ditch Trail (Basalt Mountain), Road #3524, Mill Creek Trail, Basalt Mountain Trail Basalt, CO – Medium – 9 Miles – Hike, Run, Mountain Bike, Horseback Ride, Dog Friendly – Dirt Basalt Mountain Road…
Posted in 8-10+ Miles, 9 Miles, Basalt, Dirt, Dog Friendly, El Jebel, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Medium, Moderate, Mountain Biking, Running, Trails Tagged with: FDR, Forest Development Road, Leaf Peeping
Basalt Mountain Trail
Connects: Basalt Mountain Road (FSR #524), Cattle Creek Trail, Red Table Trail Basalt, CO – Medium – 3.5 Miles – Hike, Run, Mountain Bike, Horseback Ride, Dog Friendly – Dirt Basalt Mountain Trail #1911 is an intermediate/moderate trail you can…
Posted in 1-3 Miles, 3 Miles, Basalt, Basalt Mountain, Dirt, Dog Friendly, El Jebel, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking, Running, Trails
Basalt River Park
Connects: Old Pond Park Trail, Old Pond Park, Midland Park, Gisella Fiou Park, Lions Park, Merino Park Basalt, CO – Park The Basalt River Park, also called the Pan and Fork Riverfront Park, is a parcel where a park is…
Posted in Basalt Parks, Dog Friendly, Parks Tagged with: Legacy Park at the Pan and Fork, Pan and Fork Riverfront Park
Basalt Sledding Hill
Connects: Basalt High School Basalt, CO – Sledding Hill The Basalt Sledding Hill is a side of Light Hill above the Basalt High School you can sled down that is dog friendly. This is a sled hill in Basalt, CO.…
Basalt State Wildlife Area
Connects: Frying Pan Road (CR 104), Basalt Shooting Range, Hillside Trail, Kelly Lake Road, Lake Christine, Micro Hydro Power Plant Road, Midvalley View Trail, Old Wagon Road, Toner Creek Road Basalt, CO – Wildlife Area The Basalt State Wildlife Area…
Posted in Basalt, Basalt State Wildlife Area, Birding, Recreation Area, Sites, Wildlife Area Tagged with: Basalt SWA, BSWA
Basalt’s Precious Park
This November Basaltines are voting on a piece of land that’s become Basalt’s precious park. Questions 2F and 2G asks Basalt residents if they want to buy a Pan and Fork Parcel (2.3 acres) and for 4 million dollars for…
