This portion of the Roosevelt National Forest is located in northern Colorado, where the Canyon Lakes Ranger District encompasses 650,022 acres, west of Fort Collins and including Estes Park and the Redfeather Lakes area. This area offers a variety of recreation opportunities throughout the year, and also provides for traditional uses, such as permits for firewood gathering and grazing. This area includes four wilderness areas, three national recreation trails, two historic districts, and Colorado’s only Wild and Scenic River. State Highways 34, 36 and 14 allow for easy access to many hiking trails, campgrounds, four-wheel drive roads, and lakes and streams.
500. Cache La Poudre River and Scenic Byway
501. Early Roads and Recreation in Poudre Canyon-
502. Greyrock Trail -
503. Hewlett Gulch -
504. Deadman Fire Tower -
505. Long Draw Road and Reservoir -
512. Arrowhead Visitor Center -
532. Redfeather Ranger Station & Visitor Center
Mobile Interpretive Tour
You have accessed the mobile interpretive tour for the Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest and Pawnee Grasslands. The home button will return you to the main page to access various tours and information for the entire forest. You can also use the map feature to search other tour messages in the area. Tour stop signs at individual stops are highlighted red to indicate if cell or wireless service is available. For stops without current service, information will be linked at highlighted stops and can be viewed ahead of time.
As cell service is not always available across the forest, you can download all audio tour files by clicking the download feature below. This will save all tour audio files to your device in a zip file format.
(Warning: it may not be effective on all iOS devices).