RV Rental Mount Falcon Park, CO

Hikers from Denver love Mount Falcon Park because it is easily accessible and close to the city. The area itself features nine hiking trails that are 11 miles long. Some of them pass over steep terrain and are considered moderate, while other trails are beginner-friendly. Make sure you are prepared for some climbing because once you get to the top, the view of Denver and Mount Evans, is magnificent. Always go hiking at Mount Falcon park when the weather is sunny. The trails are usually closed when it is raining because of the mud and slippery rocks.

Should you prefer sightseeing over cardio, Mount Falcon Park hides one interesting location–Summer White House. It was John Brisben Walker’s idea that didn’t come to life. However, visitors might still see the walls of Walker’s mansion, as well as the foundations of the Summer White House. The short trail that leads to these landmarks is suitable for birdwatching too, and you will spot nature lovers with binoculars along the way. The most common bird species here are bald eagles, red-tailed hawks, and wild turkeys.

Mount Falcon Park doesn’t have camping facilities, but there are a couple of great options nearby. One of them is the Indian Paintbrush Campground. Visitors who want to have a great view during their motorhome camping trip will not be disappointed with this place. They may see stunning rock formations as well as the Rockies in the distance. This medium-sized campground has 47 sites with electric hookups. Each site has a picnic table, a grill, and a fire ring.

Other amenities include flush toilets, showers, and a covered picnic area. Indian Paintbrush Campground is seasonal and open from April to late October. It is popular among outdoorsy people who want to camp in this area, and reservations are highly recommended. It is useful to know that the campground accepts reservations at least four weeks in advance.

Since Denver is the largest city in Colorado, visitors who go camping at Mount Falcon Park often add it to their must-see list. Surrounded by glorious nature and changing landscapes, Denver is a dream for every outdoor enthusiast. The gorgeous Rocky Mountains can be seen from the city, making the panoramic view even more beautiful. Not to forget that the weather is sunny here almost all year round. Even though Denver started as a gold mining town in the 1850s, it quickly became a metropolis. If you are eager to feel the history of this city, take a stroll down the Larimer Square. Restored red brick buildings dating back to the Civil War era and gas lamps line the sidewalks in this part of Denver. Larimer Square became a historic district in 1971 and remains one of the most visited locations in the city.

Art aficionados could spend an afternoon exploring the impressive Denver Art Museum. Opened in 1971, the museum boasts incredible collections of Native American, European, Asian, and African art. The Native American art collection is fascinating since there are thousands of artifacts discovered all over the United States and Canada. Visitors running on a tight schedule could just see the museum from the outside. The Hamilton Building stands out right away because it is inspired by the Rocky Mountains.

Farmer's markets are popular all over Colorado, and Denver is not an exception. Both locals and visitors like to shop there for fresh fruits and vegetables in summer. For instance, the South Pearl Street Farmers Market is open every Sunday starting in May up to mid-November. You might pick up delicious street food there too. If you prefer restaurants and diners, there are plenty of options for you downtown. When you feel like exploring another part of Colorado, hop into your rental RV and head south on I-25 to Colorado Springs. This city is located at the base of Pikes Peak and is a favorite among outdoorsy people who want to enjoy this state’s unique scenery.