Lovell Gulch Trail #706

The first mile is nearly level, leading North out of Woodland Park along the edge of the timber. The trail crosses a stream and forks, where it starts the loop section of the trail. Turning right and traveling upstream along a narrow meadow for about 1.5 miles, it will eventually touch and tie into Rampart Range Road. The trail loops back to the west along the ridge, offering spectacular views of Pikes Peak and Ute Pass. The descent from this ridge is the steepest section. Turn right at the fork and you are on your way back to the trailhead..

Difficulty: Easy/Moderate

At a Glance

Open Season:	Year-round
Restrictions:	Motorized vehicles are prohibited.
Water:	Drinking water is not readily available. Water from streams should be treated before use.
Information Center:	Foot, bike, and horse trail. This is a popular horse trail. Respect other users.

General Information

Directions:

Trailhead is in the north area of Woodland Park, off of County Road 22, (which is also known as Rampart Range Road). The trailhead/parking area is located next to the City Road Maintenance Building.

Accessibility:

Accessible to those requiring a wheelchair or assistance with walking.

General Notes:

Camping is permitted at undeveloped sites along the trail. Camping is recommended 300' from any trail or stream. Campfire permits are not required but please be sure your fire is dead out before you leave. Use no-impact camping techniques. Pack it in/Pack it out rule applies. Respect other trail users.