Cross-country skiing in Rocky Mountain National Park
by Michael Hodges
Scenic summer hiking trails in the Park are favorite cross-country ski routes in the winter.
Trails on the east side of the Continental Divide
- Sprague Lake
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Abner Sprague homesteaded in this area more than a century ago and created a trout pond by damming a stream. Sprague also undoubtedly appreciated the breathtaking views of the Continental Divide, which are best seen from this half-mile-long trail at the far end of the lake..An accessible backcountry camping site... [more]
- Ouzel Falls
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- Onahu Creek Loop
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A quiet loop highlighted by Big Meadows.
- Loch Vale
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- Alberta Falls
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Delightful! See for yourself - Here's a video.
- Emerald Lake
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Most popular destination in Bear Lake area. Start early!
- Thunder Lake
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Great base area for exploring stunning scenery
- Dream Lake
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In the winter this is a good snowshoe tour to one of the most photographed lakes in the park
- Fern Lake
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A gorgeous lake with views of the Continental Divide. It is a heavily used area
- Nymph Lake
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- Bear Lake Loop
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An easy walk around a high-mountain lake with peak views. Tucked into the spruce/fir forest at the base of Hallett Peak and Flattop Mountain, this 0.6-mile loop is one of Rocky's most famous trails .Unlike other trails listed as accessible by the Park, Bear Lake is not... [more]
Trails on the west side of the Continental Divide
- Big Meadows
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- Tonahutu Creek Trail
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- North Inlet Falls
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- Timber Lake
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