7 Lakes you can hike to in Rocky Mountain National Park (You can camp there too)

Bear Lake

Bear Lake is special because you can hike to a dozen lakes from this one starting Point

You See Mills Lake, Jewel Lake and Black Lake along the Glacier Gorge Trail

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Mills Lake

Mills Lake: breathtaking mountain scenery

Black Lake

Black Lake: Glacial pond below granite cliffs

Bluebird Lake

Bluebird Lake: Surrounded by valleys of wildflowers

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Gem Lake

Gem Lake: It is a steep climb to the lake but the rock formations on Lumpy Ridge are fabulous

Sprague lake

Sprague lake: Spectacular views of jagged peaks on the Continental Divide

Cubs lake

Cubs lake: Cub Lake Trail is a popular place to go hiking, horseback riding, and bird watching

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