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Lost Creek Wilderness earned its name for a particular creek in Colorado that has a pesky habit of disappearing at various times during a year. A part of that is it’s largely fed by snowmelt, and once the spring thaw passes, its supply of water dries up literally. Another part of the reason it seems to “disappear” is: portions of the creek flow underground, emerging at various points downstream, which adds to the illusion of it being lost. This region was one of the last refuges of the endangered American Bison, which roamed the valley up until the early 1980s. To protect the dwindling population, the state of Colorado officially established the region as Lost Creek Wilderness in 1980 to protect the herd’s territory. Unfortunately, the bison reached a point where it could not support its population, and they were removed from the area in the 1990s. Lost Creek Wilderness gained its 15-minutes of fame when it was used as a location in a popular television show, Supernatural, in its first season.

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Getting Outdoors

Encompassing close to 120,000 acres, Lost Creek Wilderness is surrounded by Pike and San Isabel National Forests. The terrain mainly consists of low alpine hills, two mountain peaks - Kenosha Mountain and Bison Peak - and an open valley blanketed by wild grasses and flowers. Due to its proximity to Denver, Lost Creek Wilderness is a popular destination for many Denver residents, and the area sees a large number of hikers in the summer months. Although the traffic is high, particularly near the trailheads, well over 130 miles of trails ensures that many hikers will experience solitude and quiet the farther they get from the start.

Camping at Lost Creek Wilderness

What Lost Creek Wilderness RV campgrounds lack in amenities, they make up for in views and access to wilderness. Step out the front door of an Airstream rental to watch deer nibble moss on a misty morning. Listen to birds sing merrily in the trees overhead. In evenings, distant owls hoot as they prepare to hunt. RV camp near Grant, CO, at Kenosha Pass Campground, which is a small facility with around 20 sites for RVs. At an elevation of 10,000 feet, there is no running water. However, it does have vault toilets and fire rings.

Exploring the Area

This region was once populated by miners and loggers, and there are several ghost towns and abandoned mines still standing, the last vestiges of a bygone era. Idaho Springs has several mines that are open to tours. Visitors can venture deep into the bowels of the earth and get a glimpse of the dangers miners endured in their endless pursuit of precious metals and gems. Most tours end with an interactive exhibit in which people can attempt to pan for gold or crack geodes.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Rolling Creek Trail Via Colorado Trail, COLost Creek Wilderness, CO
  • The Colorado Trail: Segment 3, COPike National Forest, CO
  • Craig Creek Trail, COPike National Forest, CO
  • Colorado Trail (Wellington Lake Road to Long Gulch Trailhead), COPike National Forest, CO
  • Wigwam Trail 609, COLost Creek Wilderness, CO
  • Lost Creek Wilderness Loop, COLost Creek Wilderness, CO
  • Green Mountain Trail, COPike National Forest, CO
  • Buffalo Creek Campground Trail, COPike National Forest, CO
  • Goose Creek Trail, COLost Creek Wilderness, CO
  • Harmonica Arch Trail, COPike National Forest, CO

Recent RV rental reviews in Lost Creek Wilderness

Paweł Z.

October, 2025

Great car and host! This vehicle is incredibly capable — we completed Black Bear Pass, Engineer Pass, Hell’s Gate, and several other trails with ease. It comes equipped with everything you need for a two-week adventure.
Ilona and Dzianis K.

October, 2025

We rented a trailer from Todd for our Rocky Mountain National Park trip, and it couldn’t have gone better. Todd was awesome to work with — super friendly, patient, and gave us clear instructions before we hit the road. The trailer itself was in great shape, clean, and stocked with everything we could possibly need (and more).
Jerry .

October, 2025

We had a great time using the Winnebago Solis. We were able to take to remote spots to hike and fish and enjoy the great outdoors. We are looking to buy a solis so wanted to try out first. Vlad and Olga are great hosts and explained things very well. We loved our trip.

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