Things To Do in Villa Grove, Colorado

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A part of the "Orient Land Trust". Valley View is a well-established, nicely developed commercial hot springs with multiple pools (some primitive, some concrete), overnight facilities (cabins and camping) meals and a friendly, mostly ... More on SwimmingHoles.info

An off-trail ridge-top climb to a high peak. This is not a maintained trail and is not recognized by the Forest Service. The route is fairly short, but the ridge above the tree line is exposed to wind ... More on Trails

A steep trail to a series of high lakes in a narrow valley. More on Trails

Bring your rod and reel, because in Colorado, you might as well be fishing. Colorado has more than 6,000 miles of streams and more than 2,000 lakes and reservoirs open to public fishing. The high-country anglers will find the settings ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The section of the Continental Divide Trail that travels south from Monarch Pass is known as the Monarch Crest Trail or Crest Trail. It begins at 11,312 foot Monarch Pass and climbs to around 12,00... More on trails.mtbr.com

Scree fields, hard climbs, rocky down hill bombs, tree runs, high altitude meadows, amazing views , even a section in a mountain stream. More on trails.mtbr.com

For a short but sweet hike in the Monarch Pass area, try the 2-mile trail to Waterdog Lakes. Located near timberline, these two lakes are surrounded by scenic alpine ridges. In addition, they offer... More on Trails

Other than the brief road-like sections, this trail was beautiful. The fina More on Trails

Colorado's largest indoor hot springs have been in commercial operation since 1937, when the Works Progress Administration built the pools as a Depression-era project. Ute tribes considered the mi... More on Frommers

Hot water from Poncha Mountain is piped into the largest indoor hot springs facility in Colorado and offers hot, crystal-clear, odor free swimming for all ages. More on igougo

Salida's founding fathers built a whole new city with the development of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad back in the 1880s. The ... More on igougo