One of Colorado’s most striking geological landmarks, the Devil’s Backbone reveals the wild heart of the Front Range. Its towering ridge and 17.25 miles of trail inspire awe in every season.

Where prairie meets foothill, Eagle’s Nest protects golden eagle nesting cliffs and rolling grasslands. It’s a sanctuary for wildlife and for anyone seeking solitude close to home.

Just outside Estes Park, Hermit Park shelters aspen groves, granite formations, and elk herds. Cabins and trails invite visitors to slow down and experience the mountain landscape up close.

Stretching along the Big Thompson Canyon, Forks Park, Glade Park, Narrows Park, and Sleep Hollow Park protect riverbanks, water, and wildlife habitat.