Georgetown Topics

Introduction

Accommodations
Lodging
RV Rental

Activities
   Biking
   Offroad - ATV
   Boating
   Fishing
   Hiking
   Horseback Riding
   Rafting / Kayaking
   Rock Climbing
   Skiing/Boarding
   Outdoor Gear

Sightseeing
Attractions
Scenic Drives

Additional Info
   Travel Guides / Maps
   Helpful Phone #'s
   Nearby Destinations
   Dining
   Transportation
   Weather
   Photo Gallery

Georgetown Colorado Travel Information

ATV Information

Old roads heading up to abandoned mines are abundant in this region. In early winter or mid-spring, 4x4 vehicles are often the only way to get around on any but the major roads.

Apex/Kingston Peak		Intermediate	25 miles	2 to 3 hours

	The Kingston Peak road crosses an above-treeline bench at 12,000 feet elevation for spectacular views of nearby James Peak.

Bill Moore Lake		Difficult	6 miles	1 to 1.5 hours

	This short but very pretty route leads up to Bill Moore Lake, with spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.

Kingston Peak		Intermediate	7 miles	2 to 3 hours

	This road climbs through some steep forested terrain, before rising above treeline and crossing alpine tundra with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

Mammoth Gulch		Beginner	8 miles	1 to 1.5 hours

	The Mammoth Gulch Road is fairly easy and not very steep, providing access to good fishing and camping sites.

Red Cone / Webster Pass		Intermediate Difficult	20 miles	3 to 5 hours

	The Red Cone/Webster Pass trail climbs over a rocky road through forest until it rises above treeline. From here, a challenging road leads to the top of Red Cone and a ridge trail, with sweeping views of the central Rockies.

Santa Fe Peak Trail		Difficult	5 miles	1.5 to 2 hours

	The Santa Fe Peak Trail is a challenging road that traverses a series of tight switchbacks and open ridges to a stunning viewpoint from the top of the peak.

Total Records: 6

Records Displayed: 1 - 6

Home Page \| Advertising \| Site Map \| Contact Go-Colorado.com
Copyright 1998 - 2008 Denver Hotels