Fowler Creek

Managing agency

Forest Service

Fowler Creek is a 12.7-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's South Platte Ranger District. This trail offers hikers an opportunity to explore the South Platte region's diverse terrain and natural features. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your route on the return journey, making it easy to turn back at any point if desired. The trail is situated within Pike-San Isabel National Forest, one of Colorado's premier hiking destinations known for its mountain scenery and creek systems. Fowler Creek itself provides a focal point for the hike, offering opportunities to observe riparian ecosystems and forest habitat typical of the South Platte watershed. With a total distance of 12.7 miles, this moderate-length hike requires adequate preparation and suitable footwear. The trail is maintained by the South Platte Ranger District, ensuring consistent trail conditions throughout the hiking season. Whether you're seeking a day hike through Colorado's national forest lands or exploring the creek-side scenery, Fowler Creek presents a solid option for outdoor enthusiasts visiting the region.