Beaver Brook Watershed

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Rocky outcropping looking over a lake in the Beaver brook watershed.
Saddleback Mountain
Saddleback Mountain
Lake in Beaver Brook Watershed
Saddleback Mountain
Overlook
Cabin ruins
Beaver Brook Watershed
Lake in Beaver Brook Watershed
Saddleback Mountain
Tall Grass at Beaver Brook Watershed
Beaver Brook Watershead Overlook
Beaver Brook Watershed
Beaver Brook Watershed

Nestled at the base of Mount Evans this gem is packed with great trails for those more ambitious hikers. Many of the trails are not marked or named, and if you are hiking in the peak of summer it can be easy to lose the trail you are following, so I would advise you to take a GPS or download a GPS program on your phone and use my GPX files to assist in navigating the area. There are many trails to be hiked and several fantastic views within the area. Some of the views span the watershed, while others look out towards denver or deep into the wild mountain ranges beyond Mount Evans. A good description of the trails available and where they lead to are featured in the Colorado Front Range Hiking book Volume 1.

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