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Staunton
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User Reviews
Robin Marymathew
Staunton State Park is a quiet, less crowded spot tucked away at higher elevation—not one of the more talked-about parks, but definitely worth checking out if you enjoy nature without the buzz of big crowds. There are plenty of well-marked hiking trails throughout, and I noticed several signs indicating that horseback riding is allowed, which is great for equestrians. One thing that stood out was the availability of accessibility-friendly wheelchairs for those who want to explore the trails with assistance—huge plus for inclusivity. We hiked to Davis Pond, which is a man-made reservoir or dam. It was peaceful, and there were a few folks fishing around the pond. Since it had snowed recently, the trails were still covered in fresh snow, but it wasn't a problem with the right gear. Just a nice, crisp hike with some beautiful wintery views. There were signs posted all around the park warning about moose activity, so if you're visiting with kids, keep that in mind and stay aware. Overall, it’s a secluded park with a calm vibe, great for a quiet hike, a bit of fishing, or just getting some fresh mountain air without bumping into a lot of people.
Jo “Avary” Ben-Simon
Beautiful and scenic state park outside of the Denver area 🌲 Drove here from Colorado Springs and it took us about an hour and 45 minutes to get here and I’d say it’s well worth the drive. The trail difficulty varies based on which one you took, but we decided to try out the pond loop 🔁 trail since it was one of the shorter ones and the child-friendly option for my toddler who’s just starting to build the endurance for longer hikes 😊 I did lose my AirPods here in this trail 😂 so if you see a random AirPods Pro in the trail going to the pond that’s wrapped in a bright orange silicon pumpkin case cover, it’s probably the one LOL 😂🎃 Had a memorable hike here! Definitely recommend to others 💯
VpV
An amazing little park with great trails… as of 03/09 still has some ice at the top, but should be gone very soon! A lot of parking, restrooms, picnic tables… Be careful of bike riders, some trails allow biking … A lot of people with puppies, and most of them were on leash … Great overall park! Come and enjoy, and please do not leave any trash !
foster smith
A wonderful state park with over 30 miles of trails. Going up a mile to the old mill is a great place to start. Seeing the red rock jump out of the endless spruce forest is inspiring.
Wendy Patterson
Beautiful, clean, so many well-kept and well-marked trails. We hiked a 9 mile loop that included Elk Pond and Elk Falls and loved the entire hike! The scenery changed so many times and everything from the forests, to the meadows, to the pond and falls and rock formations were so beautiful. Visitor center workers were also very helpful and friendly.