Fowler Trailhead

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Lauren Weatherly
"When you look at the AllTrails route, it says to start this out & back trail inside Eldorado Canyon State Park. BUT, we like to reverse it and start from the trailhead off Co. Rd. 67 right outside the park instead. Not only does this save you the cost of entering the park, it also saves you the hassle of pre-purchasing timed entry, and finding parking. So to find this, just look up the trail on AllTrails, then start at the "end" rather than the "beginning". Starting outside the park is also fun because you begin with sweeping views of the Front Range, then slowly enter the canyon. Once you're in, you are treated to all the drama the canyon has to offer! Once you reach the "end" of the trail (the trailhead in the state park), you can walk around, find a shady picnic area, check out the visitor center and gift shop, etc. before heading back to where you started. Difficulty Rating: Moderate Popularity Rating: High Shadiness Factor: Mixed. The trail from outside the park starts with little shade, but once you're in the canyon, forest and canyon walls keep you protected. -Trailhead: Fowler Trailhead off Co. Rd. 67 -Stats: 4 miles RT, 410 ft elevation gain -Getting there: Co. Rd. 67 is a dirt road, but easily navigable -Parking: FREE parking along the road by the trailhead -Restrooms at the trailhead: None at the trailhead, but both pit latrines and flush toilets when you get into the park. -Puppers: Super dog friendly, and lots of play spaces. Be sure to stay on leash though, as this area is highly trafficked. -Best time to visit: Spring, Summer, Fall. We love visiting in the winter when there's snow on the trail, to beat the crowds. Microspikes recommended, and paw wax for your puppers. -Good to know: This area is very popular for hikers and rock climbers, so just be comfortable sharing space, and you'll have a great time! "
"Located in Boulder just about 30 minutes away from Denver "

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