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Day Hike Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park

Bridal Veil Falls

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Bridal Veil Falls

By Colorado Native Wear

 

Bridal Veil Falls you would start at the Cow Creek Trailhead.  A great moderate day hike, six miles out and back.  Great Family Outing.

The elevation gain is moderate as well with the trailhead being at 7840 feet and Bridal Veil Falls at 8400 feet.

We hiked late May,  the trail is lined with Aspen’s and ought to be beautiful in the fall.

 

Getting to the trailhead, drive out of Estes Park, on Devil’s Gulch Road for 3.9 miles. At McGraw Ranch Road turn left and proceed 2.3 miles to the Cow Creek Trailhead, Located at the McGraw Ranch. Do Not Park Beyond the Boundary!! Parking is Limited.
Hope you enjoy the photos of the Trail:

 

Map of Cow Creek Trail to Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park,
Map of Cow Creek Trail

 

 

Historic Information

 

 

Raptor Closure Area

 

McGraw Ranch,Rocky Mountain National Park, Cow Creek Trailhead
McGraw Ranch, Cow Creek Trailhead

 

 

 

Trail Sign as you are Leaving McGraw Ranch

 

 

Trail Features, Cow Creek Trail

 

 

Rabbit Ears Camping Site

 

 

Trail just out of the McGraw Ranch

 

 

Lawn Lake Trail,Rocky Mountain National Park,Lumpy Ridge,
Turn off to Head to Lawn Lake

 

 

McGraw Ranch Rocky Mountain National Park, Cow Creek Trail,
Crossing the Meadow

 

 

Hiking Rocky Mountain National Park,
Crossing Cow Creek

 

 

Aspen's line the trail,fall colors,Rocky Mountain National Park, McGraw ranch,
Aspen’s Line much of the trail, for Fall Color Hike.

 

 

Aspen Tree, Cow Creek Trail, Rocky Mountain National Park, McGraw Ranch, Estes Park, Colorado,
Aspen’s in Spring

 

 

Falls on Cow Creek, Rocky Mountain National Park,Bridal Veil Falls,
About Halfway to Bridal Veil Falls

 

 

cow creek, rocky mountain national park,mcgraw ranch,hiking photography
Cow Creek has neat natural features

 

 

Hitching Rails, Cow Creek Trail, Rocky Mountain National Park, Bridal Veil Falls
Hitch Rails just below climb to Bridal Veil Falls

 

 

Cow Creek Trail, Rocky Mountain National Park, Bridal Veil Falls,
Cow Creek Trail

 

 

Hiking up to Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain Park
Hiking up to the Bridal Veils

 

 

Down Stream of Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park
Just Below Bridal Veil Falls

 

 

Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park
Bridal Veil Falls

 

 

Day Hike Bridal Veil Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park
Cow Creek Crossing

 

 

Bridal Veil Falls, Day Hike Rocky Mountain National Park,
On the way out.

 

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