Experience Twin Lakes, Colorado
Outdoor Adventures in the Rocky Mountains
Experience Twin Lakes, Colorado
Outdoor Adventures in the Rocky Mountains
Hey, I'm Gretchen
My family and I have spent the past 20 years roaming across central Colorado, and we fell madly in love with the beautiful mountains in Twin Lakes. From backpacking, peak bagging, trail running, mountain biking, paddling, fishing and more, you can do it all from the home base of the Wolf Den.
In this blog, you’ll learn how to make the most of your vacation. We share our favorite Twin Lakes and Leadville destinations, restaurants, activities and more. Don’t see what you’re seeking here? Drop Gretchen an email and let’s start planning!
We’ve spent the past 20 years roaming across central Colorado, and fell madly in love with the beautiful mountains in Twin Lakes. From backpacking, peak bagging, trail running, mountain biking, paddling, fishing and more, you can do it all from the home base of the Wolf Den.
In this blog, you’ll learn how to make the most of your vacation. We share our favorite Twin Lakes and Leadville destinations, restaurants, activities and more. Don’t see what you’re seeking here? Drop Gretchen an email and let’s start planning!
About Twin Lakes
Twin Lakes is a historic Colorado mountain town that served as a corridor between Leadville and Aspen during the area’s mining boom starting in the mid 1860s. Named for the shimmering lakes that expand across the valley, this small town serves up a treasure of beauty and alpine adventure.
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Gretchen’s Favorite Trails to Hike in Twin Lakes
1. Interlaken Trail
This classic Twin Lakes hike remains a favorite — despite its popularity — because it is incredibly family friendly and suitable for all skill levels.
2. Lily Pond Lake
Enjoy attainable challenge at this 5-mile out-and-back trail that winds below the (sometimes busy) Mt. Elbert Trailhead.
3. Hope Pass via Willis Gulch Trail
Not quite ready for a 14er, but want to feel extra accomplished? This 9-mile alpine route takes you to the top of Hope Pass with views aplenty.
4. Lost Man Pass
Though it requires driving across Independence Pass, this scenic route rewards hikers with a peek-a-boo glimpse of Lost Man Lake at its highest point.
Snapshots from Twin Lakes
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