The Best Hiking in Leadville
Looking for the best hiking in Leadville? We've got you covered with the top trails, trips, hiking, backpacking, camping and more around Leadville. The detailed guides, photos, and reviews are all submitted by the Outbound community.
Top hiking spots in and near Leadville
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Leadville, Colorado
Mosquito Pass from Leadville
16.52 mi / 2871 ft gainMosquito Pass from Leadville is a point-to-point trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Overnight at the Emma and Marceline Yurts, Leadville
11 mi / 1200 ft gainDrive past the main downtown of Leadville and then head into the mountains south of town, following Mt. Sherman Road to the Yurt parking along a ridge before you come to the Black Cloud Mine. There are signs that say "Yurt Parking". Follow the road a little further down to a jeep road just before...Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Turquoise Lake Trail
11.17 mi / 449 ft gainTurquoise Lake Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Turquoise Lake, Colorado
Escape to Turquoise Lake
5.0Turquoise Lake is an 'off the beaten path' gem only 3 hours from the Denver Metro Area. The area surrounding the lake is home to some spacious and tree-shaded campgrounds. If you plan ahead and book early, you'll have your pick of the best spots within close proximity to the lake. The campground ...Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Mount Massive Trail (via North East)
19.73 mi / 6283 ft gainMount Massive Trail (via North East) is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Highline/Native Lake Trail
17.01 mi / 4354 ft gainHighline/Native Lake Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Littleton, Colorado.Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Mount Sherman from Iowa Gultch
4.23 mi / 2024 ft gainMount Sherman from Iowa Gultch is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Ski or Snowshoe to the Weston Pass Hut
5.013.4 mi / 2400 ft gainYour trip starts at the winter trailhead for Weston Pass, approximately 6.7 miles from the hut. Depending on road conditions, you may be able to cut off a few miles by driving further up the road.In the summer, you can drive all the way to the hut, and enjoy a great basecamp for hiking and trail ...Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Lily Lake Loop
5.67 mi / 837 ft gainLily Lake Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
Hike Mount Sherman
4.210.5 mi / 2100 ft gainA mile South of Fairplay, turn West onto 4 Mile Creek Road (dirt) and follow it for about 8 miles. The road passes a number of excellent camping spots and finally ends at the ruins of an old mine. Parking is available about a quarter mile from the mining area. Don't park at the gate as its possib...Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
The Hilltop Mine Trail
2.65 mi / 961 ft gainThe Hilltop Mine Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Fairplay, Colorado.Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
Dauntless Mine
0.67 mi / 289 ft gainDauntless Mine is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Fairplay, Colorado.Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
Mount Sherman Trail via Four Mile Creek Road
4.78 mi / 1955 ft gainMount Sherman Trail via Four Mile Creek Road is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Leadville, Colorado.Read more -
Leadville, Colorado
Treeline Loop
2.94 mi / 430 ft gainTreeline Loop is a loop trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Climax, Colorado.Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
Horseshoe Mountain
7.05 mi / 2014 ft gainHorseshoe Mountain is an out-and-back trail that takes you by a lake located near Parshall, Colorado.Read more -
Fairplay, Colorado
Climb Horseshoe Mountain via Boudoir Couloir
7 mi / 2500 ft gainHorseshoe Mountain is a peak that is ranked in the top 100 tallest peaks in Colorado at 13,898 feet, and it can be done in the summer but is arguably more fun in the spring as a snow climb. Avalanche safety, snow climbing, and snow safety experience is necessary. To get to the trailhead, follo...Read more