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Ute Creek Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado

Ute Creek, McCurdy Trail Similitude 1

 

Ute Creek, McCurdy Trail Similitude 1, Lost Creek Wilderness

Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Head Moderately Hard Hike to Bison Pass, is about 10.2 miles to just below the trail climbing up to Bison Peak.  Trailhead for Ute Creek Trail is on Tarryall Road, 22 miles from the town of Lake George, Colorado.  First time a late November afternoon up to the junction of McCurdy Trail and back down.   Once you leave the Aspen’s and the valley floor there is no water, make sure you have enough for your day.  It doesn’t hurt to have a little extra.

 

Bulls Council meeting at 6 in the morning heading to a Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Moderately Hard Hike kind of day in the Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado
Bulls Council meeting at 6 in the morning heading to a Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Moderately Hard Hike kind of day

 

Ute Creek Trail informative sign at trailhead, has some good local history to start the journey with into Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado
Ute Creek Trail informative sign at trailhead, has some good local history to start the journey with

 

Other informative sigh here describes Lost Creek Wilderness showing Ute Creek Trail, If you don't have a map with you, use your phone to create one as you begin your hike in Lost Creek Wilderness
Other informative sigh here describes Lost Creek Wilderness showing Ute Creek Trail, If you don’t have a map with you, use your phone to create one

 

 

Looking back at the trail head parking lot, foot bridge over Tarryall River beginning the hike into Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado
Looking back at the trail head parking lot, foot bridge over Tarryall River beginning the hike

 

Indian Paint Brush's dotted the grass land before entering the forest on Ute Creek Trail heading to Bison Pass, Lost Creek Wilderness
Indian Paint Brush’s dotted the grass land before entering the forest on our way to Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Moderately Hard Hike

 

Paint Brush Wildflower is a member of the Figwort Family (Scrophulariaceae) Flowers resemble a tattered old paint brush. in some please through out the Rocky Mountains I have seen them in a creamy Yellow
Paint Brush Wildflower is a member of the Figwort Family (Scrophulariaceae)
Flowers resemble a tattered old paint brush. in some please through out the Rocky Mountains I have seen them in a creamy Yellow

 

Looking back at the Tarryall River as you big your accent, Ute Creek Trail has a good elevation gain to it as you hike into Lost Creek Wilderness
Looking back at the Tarryall River as you big your accent, Ute Creek Trail has a good elevation gain to it

 

Ute flowing down to the Tarryall beside Ute Creek Trail hiking into Lost Creek Wilderness Colorado
Ute flowing down to the Tarryall beside Ute Creek Trail

 

Lost Creek Wilderness is about seven tenths of a mile from Ute Creek Trail Head
Lost Creek Wilderness is about seven tenths of a mile from Ute Creek Trail Head

 

Nature decorates the trail with her art, on the way to Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Moderately Hard Hike
Nature decorates the trail with her art, on the way to Bison Pass from Ute Creek Trail Moderately Hard Hike

 

As you gain Elevation distant mountain ranges come into view on the Ute Creek Trail
As you gain Elevation distant mountain ranges come into view

 

Lost Creek Wilderness Hikes

Colorado’s Lost Creek Wilderness & Harmonica Arch
Harmonica Arch Video 1-2
Harmonica Arch Video 1-1
Wigwam Trail Similitude 1
Wigwam Trail Hike 2-1
Wigwam Trail Hike 2-2
Wigwam Trail Similitude 2-3

 

Hike Harmonica Arch Similitude 1

 

As a company, as individuals and a group, we are strong supporters of public land and can’t stress enough how everyone needs to get involved with a local conservation in your area and do all we can to save our “Wilderness Areas, Monuments, and other Public Lands”.

Don’t Let Our Government become very reckless with Nature and Our Public Lands!
Support Your Local Conservation Organizations!

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