Crown Point Peninsula, White River National Forest
Crown Point Peninsula, White River National Forest
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November 22, 2023
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Best routes near Crown Point Peninsula, White River National Forest

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10.4km
00:56
70m
70m
The Lakeshore Perimeter Trail offers a truly scenic touring cycling experience, winding around the sparkling Dillon Reservoir. You'll cycle through a diverse landscape of lush pine forests, open meadows, and rocky shores, all while enjoying continuous views of the water and the majestic Gore and Tenmile mountain ranges. Keep an eye out for wildlife like mule deer and ospreys as you navigate the easy terrain, making it a perfect outing for a relaxed ride.
Planning your visit is straightforward; the trail is located within the Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area, which provides convenient parking and other amenities. It's a dog-friendly route, provided your furry friend stays on a leash, and is open year-round, with each season offering its own unique charm. This 6.5-mile (10.4 km) loop is easily manageable in about 55 minutes, with a minimal 221 feet (68 metres) of elevation gain.
What makes this trail particularly notable for touring cycling is its accessibility and comprehensive recreational appeal. It's rated easy, making it ideal for beginners or those adjusting to the high altitude of Summit County. The trail's scenic viewpoints cycling opportunities are abundant, offering a kaleidoscope of colors from spring wildflowers to golden aspens in the fall, ensuring a beautiful ride no matter when you visit.
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Distance 455 m
Uphill 0 m
Downhill 10 m
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