FRASER RIVER TRAIL

0.4 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Easy, Paved, 5-Mile One-Way or 10-Mile Loop

This paved trail is one of the easiest in the area, making it perfect for walking families and beginners on mountain bikes. Explore the scenic areas from Fraser to Winter Park, stopping to take in the beautiful natural surroundings at picnic tables and benches. You’ll also love learning from the educational signs along the way and keeping watch for Colorado mountain wildlife such as deer and moose!

SECOND CREEK TRAIL TO TWIN CONES

10.8 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Moderate, 4.6 Miles, Best Used April to November

Enjoy gentle climbing through the forested area along the flowing river. This moderate trail follows along the Second Creek and opens up to the north near treeline. At the top of the ridge you’ll pass the old Second Creek Cabin A-frame. Bring fido along since this trail is dog-friendly!

JIM CREEK TRAIL

3.6 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Moderate, 6.9 Miles, Accessible Year-Round

An out and back trail perfect for hiking, running, and snowshoeing in the winter. Views include forested pine trees, flowing rivers, and wildflowers. Fido can also join since it’s dog-friendly.

DISCOVERY CHALLENGER TRAIL

3.6 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Easy, 1.2 Miles, Accessible April to October

Another easy, short trail that’s perfect for families and fido, since it’s dog-friendly! All experience levels can enjoy leisurely walking, hiking, appreciating nature, and snowshoeing in the winter.

WINTER PARK SKI RESORT TRAIL

3.2 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Moderate, 4.9 Miles, Accessible Year-Round

Beautiful scenery can be enjoyed year-round on this trail, from panoramic Rocky Mountain views to forests, meadows, and wildflowers. It’s also pet-friendly, so bring a leash and pup to run around.

DEVIL’S THUMB RANCH: MARKER HILL

8.7 Miles from Trailhead Inn
Moderate, 4.3 Miles, Accessible Year-Round

This is a private trail. For trail passes, please contact Devil’s Thumb Ranch Resort & Spa at (970)-726-8231.
Bring your binoculars and cameras on this hike to capture the best bird watching, beautiful wildflowers, and majestic horses along the trail. Winter snowshoeing brings panoramic views of the Continental Divide, snowy peaks, white-blanketed pines.