This portion of the Arapaho National Forest is located west of Denver located along the I-70 Corridor and includes 220,000 acres of National Forest System lands near the communities of Idaho Springs, Evergreen, Central City and Georgetown. This area is home to the Mount Evans Scenic Byway Recreation Area, the Mount Evans Wilderness, the Peak-to-Peak Byway, Loveland Ski Area and Guanella Pass Scenic Byway. Come climb a mountain 14,000 feet above the ocean's tides, take a relaxing drive through the Rocky Mountains, or wet your fishing line in one of the many alpine lakes and streams. Your public lands await you.
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401. Mount Evans Information -
402. Mount Evans Scenic Byway Tour -
408 Echo Lake - Mount Evans Recreation Area
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416. Mount Goliath Natural Area
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417. Dos Chappel Nature Center on Mount Goliath -
418. Summit Lake Park -
420. Mount Evans Summit -
409 Mount Evans Wilderness -
Mount Evans Wildflowers -
421. Views From the Top - 424. Mount Evans History
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Things to Know Before You Go to Mount Evans! - Fee Information for Mount Evans
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).