The Rockies
For nature lovers living or staying in Aspen, hiking the nearby Rocky Mountains is an absolute must this fall. Beginners to Aspen hiking should head over to Rocky Mountain National Park, a serene and picturesque park with more than 355 miles of hiking trails. Pleasant and flat lakeside trails are an excellent choice for the neophyte hiker who merely wants to enjoy the uniquely natural beauty of the Aspen area.
Advanced trails are also sure to satisfy experienced hikers since Rocky Mountain National Park also has steep mountain trails that are challenging and rewarding. Another trail worth visiting is the Aspen Creek Trail, an easy to moderate hike that features lovely creeks and a pleasant wooded landscape.
For hikers who need to be near water, you can't do any better than hiking near Lyle Lake. While this hike is a more intermediate hike compared to the Aspen Creek Trail, it is absolutely worth the extra effort when you see the lovely waterfalls of Lyle Lake.
Before hiking any of these beautiful locations, ensure that you have GPS navigation or a map of some sort to guide your way, and also bring along sunscreen, a flashlight, food and hydration for the day of the hike. Finally, bring a first aid kit to patch up any cuts or scrapes incurred while hiking.
With all of these considerations planned out, you are ready for your trek to some of the most beautiful hiking trails in America. Aspen condos and Aspen real estate are the best way to make these hiking trails a part of your life.
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