About Glacier Gorge
Glacier Gorge is a majestic stretch of some of the most perfect landscape merged together to create an unforgettable hiking experience. Whether you are a first time hiker or a seasoned veteran, there is a trail that is perfect for you in Glacier Gorge. With several, lakes, mountains and trails, boredom is not an option in Glacier Gorge. Check out the hundreds of trails rated from beginner to advanced. Once you feel as if you've conquered the peaks, give whitewater rafting or flyfishing a try. Make sure to bring your camera and capture your own memories of Mills lake, Andrews Glacier or Spearhead. Make sure you check us out on Facebook and follow us on twitter to find out more about this magnificent piece of heaven.
Attractions
If hiking isn't your thing, there are several other attractions to check out in Glacier Gorge and the surrounding Rocky Mountain National Park. Horseback riding is available through companies like SK Horses LTD. and Sombrero Ranch. This is an option that is available almost year-round. You can also cast a line and do some fly fishing with Kirks Flyshop. The offer accessories for fishing as well as guided flyfishing trips. Rafting trips are available through Rapid Transit Rafting in Estes park. You can also find several places to shop and eat nearby. Check us out on facebook to find out more about the attractions available near Glacier Gorge.
Mountains
There are quite a few peaks and valleys to be explored in Rocky Mountain national park. Glacier Gorge is a bowl surrounded by Arrowhead, Chiefshead, Half Mountain, McHenry's Peak Pagoda Mountain, and spearhead. Spearhead is surrounded by taller mountains but provides one of the most pristine views on the planet. there are several challenging climbs on this mountain. McHenry's peak sits Northwest of Chiefshead and provides adventurous climbs as well as a few moderate routes. These are just two of the several peaks located in Rocky Mountain National Park. Follow us on Twitter to get more info on the peaks that form the Gorge.
Lakes
There is no shortage of water in the epic Glacier Gorge. Where else would the glaciers hang out? Alberta Falls gives you a nice preview of the immaculate splendor to expect along your hike. As you continue on your trip, you will run into Mills lake and an unbelievable view of Long's Peak, Pagoda Mountain and Chiefs Head Peak. Jewel Lake and Black Lake aren't too far off. Black Lake Provides a nice look at McHenry's peak as a backdrop. Glacier creek acts as a guide to Frozen Lake. Why is it called Frozen Lake? You guessed it, it's frozen. Other lakes to see are Blue Lake Green Lake, and Loch-vale Lake.
