CO-Staunton State Park

Colorado

The newest park in the Colorado Parks and Wildlife state park system is Staunton State Park, opened in May of 2013. 40 miles southwest of Denver just north of the US Hwy 285 corridor near Conifer, CO, the 3,800-acre Staunton State Park boasts a large trail system ranging in elevation from 8,000ft to 10,000ft. This area was named for Frances H. Staunton, who donated the first 1,700-acre parcel of land to Colorado in 1986. Many of the trails in the area are multi-use, allowing mountain biking and horseback riding use in addition to hiking. This is a fee area.

When Open?	Area Acres	Operated By
Year-round; 6AM to 10PM except camping (24 hours)	3,918 acres	Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Dogs Allowed?	Miles of Trail	Max/Min Elev (ft)
Dogs allowed on leash	20	8,020ft - 10,340ft

Staunton State Park Trail and Map Finder

Area Hiking Trails:
1 - Border Line Trail
2 - Bugling Elk Trail
3 - Climbing Access Cutoff Trail
4 - Climbing Access Trail
5 - Cutoff Trail

Area Hiking Trails:
1 - Border Line Trail
2 - Bugling Elk Trail
3 - Climbing Access Cutoff Trail
4 - Climbing Access Trail
5 - Cutoff Trail
6 - Davis Ponds Trail 1
7 - Davis Ponds Trail 2
8 - Lion's Back Trail
9 - Marmot Passage Trail
10 - Mason Creek Trail
11 - Old Mill Trail
12 - Scout Line Trail
13 - Staunton Ranch - Mason Creek Connector Trail
14 - Staunton Ranch Trail
15 - Staunton Rocks Summit Trail