4.5334 reviewsPrice
$30 - $150/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
9 campsites
Season
Road to the summit t...
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Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Price
$30 - $150/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
9 campsites
Season
Road to the summit t...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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47.8836, -117.1329
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Learn more about alerts →Hikers and huckleberry hunters who can show up July through September will get the full picture: Trail 100 to Trail 110, wildflowers, summit panoramas, and rangers who'll point out where to fill your dog's water bottle. Reserve early on GoingToCamp.
The pass math stings: Discover Pass, Snow Park Pass, and a Special Groomed Trail Sticker can stack to $150 before you've paid for a campsite. Budget campers and anyone arriving before the summit road opens in June will find the experience noticeably incomplete.
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Summer offers the most reliable access. Daytime highs run 65-80°F at trailheads, cooler near the summit at 50-65°F. The summit road usually opens in June, unlocking the high-elevation trail network. Wildflowers and huckleberries peak during these months. Winter transforms the park into a destination for skiing and snowshoeing, though you'll need a Discover Pass, Snow Park Pass, and Special Groomed Trail Sticker. Costs that reviewers note add up quickly. Road closures and limited off-season services are common.
Reviewers call fall a "paradise of foliage" and note breathtaking fall colors and scenic drives.
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Reviews describe a staffed ranger station/park office at the park entrance where day and season passes can be purchased, multiple picnic areas and parking loops (e.g., Kit Carson Loop), the summit Vista House and a 1935 CCC heritage house, and a snowshoe cabin accessed in winter. Rangers are described as helpful and will point out amenities such as water spigots for dogs.
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