Colorado · Hiking

Crooks Park

15.4 mi
round trip
847 ft
climb
8,968 ft
high point
Out and back
route

Crooks Park is a 15.3-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within Pike-San Isabel National Forest's South Platte Ranger District. The route provides access to Crooks Park, a destination popular among hikers seeking backcountry exploration in the South Platte area. As an out-and-back trail, hikers will cover approximately 7.65 miles to reach the park before retracing their steps. The trail is managed by the United States Forest Service through the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, ensuring maintained conditions and adherence to federal land regulations. This area is part of the broader South Platte River watershed region, known for its forest landscapes and mountain terrain. The South Platte Ranger District manages multiple recreational opportunities across this section of the national forest. Hikers should consult current conditions with the ranger district before visiting, as trail conditions and accessibility can vary seasonally. Proper preparation and appropriate gear are recommended for this backcountry hiking experience.

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