CO-Steamboat Springs Area Hiking

Colorado

Steamboat Springs, CO is known for its world-famous winter ski resort, but nestled at the base of Werner Mountain in the Park Range, it is also gateway to some amazing hiking destinations as well. Just outside of town are a number of trailheads leading into the nearby Routt National Forest, and the Mount Zirkel Wilderness is just a short drive further afield. To the west are Bureau of Land Management Trails popular with mountain bikers and hikers alike.

When Open?	Area Acres	Operated By
Year-round; 24 hours a day	96,485 acres	US Forest Service: Hahns Peak-Bears Ears Ranger District Bureau of Land Management: Little Snake Field Office

Dogs Allowed?	Miles of Trail	Max/Min Elev (ft)
Dogs allowed - must be on leash in developed areas	122	6,550ft - 10,690ft

Steamboat Springs Area Hiking Trail and Map Finder

Area Hiking Trails:
1 - Beall Trail
2 - Bear Creek Trail #1206.1
3 - Fish Creek Trail #1102.1
4 - Hot Springs Access Trail
5 - Hot Springs Spur Trail

Area Hiking Trails:
1 - Beall Trail
2 - Bear Creek Trail #1206.1
3 - Fish Creek Trail #1102.1
4 - Hot Springs Access Trail
5 - Hot Springs Spur Trail
6 - Hot Springs Trail #1169.1
7 - Mountain View Trail #1032.1
8 - Percy Lake Trail #1134.1
9 - Red Dirt Trail #1171.1
10 - Ridge Trail
11 - Rotary Ridge Connector Trail
12 - Rotary Trail
13 - Saddle Cutoff Trail #1140.1A
14 - Saddle Trail #1140.1
15 - Spring Creek Trail #1160.1
16 - Swamp Park Trail #1100.1

Area Trailheads:
1 - Bear Creek Trailhead
2 - Fish Creek Trailhead
3 - Hot Springs Trail #1169.1
4 - Percy Lake Trail #1134.1
5 - Red Dirt Trail #1171.1

Area Trailheads:
1 - Bear Creek Trailhead
2 - Fish Creek Trailhead
3 - Hot Springs Trail #1169.1
4 - Percy Lake Trail #1134.1
5 - Red Dirt Trail #1171.1
6 - Spring Creek Trail #1160.1
7 - Spring Creek Trailhead
8 - Swamp Park Trail #1100.1
9 - Trailhead
10 - Trailhead
11 - Trailhead