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This trail is very short. It’s really more of a stroll than a hike, but the views of Dillon Reservoir and the peaks of Summit County may have you feeling more out there than you are. The .6-mile loop is on a bluff overlooking the reservoir, along Swan Mountain Road about two miles from the junction with Colorado Highway 9. From the large and obvious trailhead, simply stroll along the trail to the overlook. The mighty peaks of the Tenmile and Gore range dominate the horizon, with Dillon Reservoir spread out before you. Drink in the view, have a snack at one of the picnic tables along the trail and be on your way. Or stay a while. You’ll want to.

Pro Tips

Recommended season(s): Year-round.

–R. Scott Rappold