Bull Creek Reservoirs via Lake of the Woods Trail
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Route Description for Bull Creek Reservoirs via Lake of the Woods Trail
Whether you are new to hiking, a seasoned outdoor enthusiast, or camping in the area and are looking for a laid back trail to explore the forests of Grand Mesa, Colorado, the Bull Creek Reservoirs via Lake of the Woods Trail is a fantastic adventure that will be sure to meet all of your needs.
Setting out from the parking area, you will head to the northwest and enter into the thick cover of the woods, taking in the tranquil woodland setting as you descend slightly to cross over several creeks. Keeping right at the junction in the trail, you will climb slightly uphill and skirt around a small pond on your right, before making your way to the southeast.
Here, you will come to a junction next to Bull Creek, and can take either path to visit the reservoirs that are the final destinations on the hike. Heading left first, you will follow the path along the shoreline of the Bull Basin Reservoir No.1, before heading back to the south to visit the two Bull Creek Reservoirs for some lovely views across the secluded woodland lakes. After taking in the views, make your way back along the same trail to the west to return to the parking area.
Getting to the Bull Creek Reservoirs via Lake of the Woods Trail Trailhead
The starting point for the Bull Creek Reservoirs via Lake of the Woods Trail can be found near Griffith Lake along Fire Service Road 250, just off CR65.Route Information
Backcountry Campground:
No
When to do:
April-October
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
Yes
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Out and back
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