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Trio Falls is reached via a 15-mile roundtrip, out-and-back hike that starts at the Wild Basin Trailhead in Rocky Mountain National Park. From the Wild Basin entrance near Allenspark, it’s just over two miles to the Wild Basin Ranger Station and the trailhead. Follow signs to Ouzel Falls at two and three-quarters miles, passing the cut-off to Copeland Falls and crossing Calypso Cascades along the way. Cross the footbridge over Ouzel Creek and hike another two miles, then leave the main trail and get on Lion Lakes Trail. The route gets very steep and rocky past this point, and is faint at times. Continue for almost three more miles to Lion Lake #1 and Trio Falls.

Pro Tips

Recommended season(s): Year-round.

—Susan Joy Paul