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Pike-San Isabel/Cottonwood Lake
Pike San Isabel Cottonwood Lake Buena Vista is a popular destination for outdoor recreation in Colorado. Located in the San Isabel National Forest, the lake is surrounded by towering mountains and lush forests. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as fishing, camping, hiking, and boating. The lake is stocked with trout, bass, and other species of fish, making it a great spot for anglers. The area also offers plenty of opportunities for wildlife viewing, with elk, deer, and other animals often seen in the area. With its stunning scenery and abundance of recreational activities, Pike San Isabel Cottonwood Lake Buena Vista is a great destination for a day trip or a weekend getaway.
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User Reviews
William Taylor
Beautiful place, I went on a hike and had a great time. Amazing views
Bryan Cornelius
This is an amazing place to camp. No water or bathrooms and you have to get your own firewood. Dispearsed camping makes you do a lot more than a campground. But being by yourself is really a cool experience!
Howard A
This National Forest encompasses numerous trails and features. We descended on the Barr Trail after ascending The Manitou Incline to enjoy the beautiful views back into Manitou Springs. However, you can use the Barr Trail in the opposite direction to ascend Pikes Peak.
Dann Leach
The Aspen trees were at their peak colour. Snow had fallen the night before and the far-off mountain peaks were glistening with the pure icing. Crisp, clean air gave each of us a boost of energy; making us glad to experience the reverent beauty of creation.
Diane Matuszewski
This is not an easy climb. You gain a LOT of altitude quickly in this hike. Be prepared! Bring water (I wore a Camelback) and electrolyte gummies were a big help. Pace yourself and take your time and you can do it! I am 64 and have RRMS. The oldest hiker on the incline that day was 90 years old and he made it! #dohardthings