Parque
Gregory Canyon Trailhead
8 moradores locais recomendam,
Dicas de moradores locais
Rachel
September 20, 2022
Lots of good trails from here and a little off the beaten Chautauqua path.
Mimi
July 11, 2019
Gregory Canyon (1.1 mi; 900 ft.) goes west past the junction of the Saddle Rock Trail, crosses a ridge with spectacular outcrops and views. It then climbs to a saddle and drops into a drainage to end at a dirt road leading up to Realization Point. Saddle Rock (1.3 mi; 1,400 ft.) branches south off the Gregory Canyon Trail, crosses a bridge and climbs to the junction of the upper end of Amphitheater Trail. Climbs steeply to Saddle Rock, a spectacular overlook worth a detour. The trail continues past Saddle Rock to end at E.M. Greenman Trail. Post-flood Update - Saddle Rock Trail now has a ladder: OSMP crews had to rebuild the trail in locations where floodwater removed large sections of earth. Department crews also installed a ladder in a steep, flood-damaged section of trail. Visitors need to exercise caution while on the ladder. OSMP also advises that visitors should not allow their dogs to attempt to negotiate the ladder. Bluebell-Baird (0.7 mi; 340 ft.) branches southeast off the Amphitheater Trail and climbs a ridge, then follows the ridge south past the Chautauqua and Bluebell Mesa Trails to end at the Bluebell Road just behind the Bluebell Shelter. Amphitheater (0.4 mi; 540 ft.) crosses a bridge and goes up a draw past the junction with Bluebell-Baird Trail. It then follows a draw steeply up past Gregory Amphitheater, a little bay in the rocks where you often see rock climbers. The trail ends at Saddle Rock Trail.
Gregory Canyon (1.1 mi; 900 ft.) goes west past the junction of the Saddle Rock Trail, crosses a ridge with spectacular outcrops and views. It then climbs to a saddle and drops into a drainage to end at a dirt road leading up to Realization Point. Saddle Rock (1.3 mi; 1,400 ft.) branches south off…
Rose
May 22, 2021
Best hiking in Boulder, connects to Chautauqua, the mesa trail and Eldorado Springs.
Krista
May 29, 2018
This is an uphill, rocky trail – it will get your heart pumping for sure. At the top, you can scramble up a large rock outcrop and look out over the canyon. All the climbing earns you an amazing view. Bring water and snacks to enjoy at the summit :)
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Localização
Gregory Canyon Road
Boulder, CO