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Stillwater Pass
Stillwater Pass in Grand Lake.

Stillwater Pass – Grand Lake

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Stillwater Pass is an easy to access wilderness with lots of dispersed camping and trails. Off-highway-vehicles, bikers and hikers make use of the pass during the summer, with snowmobiling big in the winter.

Activities

Biking – Mountain bikes are permitted on most of the trails and roads.

Camping – There’s no shortage of free camping on CR 4. The closest spots to Hwy US-34 lie only a few minutes back. The closest campgrounds can be found at the Arapaho Nat’l Rec Area.

  • Read about the camping near Granby and Grand Lake.

Fishing – There’s not much water worth fishing in on most of Co Rd 4. Lost Lake lies about 15 miles down the road toward Hwy CO-125. The best option is to return to Hwy 34, and choose one of the massive lakes: Shadow Mountain Lake, Lake Granby or Grand Lake.

Hiking – Shared trails with bikes, horses and off-highway-vehicles. Many of the campsites have trails near them, as do all the parking areas.

OHV – ATV’s and dirt bikes are permitted on most of the trails and roads on Stillwater Pass.

Winter – Cross country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling on trails.

Getting There

Take County Road 4 south of town and Shadow Mountain Lake. It’s located just after the Grand Lake Tap House near Cutthroat Bay. Follow that a few miles back to national forest.

Stillwater Pass Area welcome.
Primitive campsite close to Hwy 34.
Stillwater Pass Rd, Lost Lake, US Hwy 125.
Another dispersed campsite.
Stillwater Pass Road is fairly smooth.
Lake Granby is visible in the distance.
Parking area for Stillwater Pass Trail.
Open to skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, horses, bikes, ATV's.
ATV trail.
It's also open to dirt bikes.
Looking towards Grand Lake.
Looking the other way.
Camping is everywhere.
Looking towards Rocky Mountain National Park.
Another campsite.
One more site.

Details

Address: County Rd 4, Grand Lake, CO 80447

Phone: 970-887-4100 (Granby Office)

Season: Year round

Map: Sulphur North (PDF) – A motor vehicle use map containing forest service roads and where dispersed camping is permitted.

 

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