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CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER CANYON
Starting in the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Cache la Poudre River runs through the heart
of Old Town Fort Collins near The Elizabeth Hotel. The Cache la Poudre River Canyon hosts a myriad
of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. From whitewater rafting (class I-V rapids), hiking,
biking, camping, kayaking, and fishing, to winter sports like snowshoeing, cross country skiing and
snowmobiling, the canyon is the perfect place to get away, all year round.
ARAPAHOE BEND NATURAL AREA
Arapaho Bend is a scenic entryway into Fort Collins with natural and cultural features to enjoy! It is
a popular fishing spot and is often visited by equestrians. Home to rabbits, squirrels, beavers, coyotes,
foxes, and deer, Arapahoe Bend Natural Area, just outside of Fort Collins, offers visitors relaxed recreation
and impressive mountain views. Plus, take a glimpse into Fort Collins’ past and visit the ruins of one of
Northern Colorado’s earliest log cabins.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK
Rocky Mountain National Park’s 415 square miles (265,807 acres) encompasses a spectacular range of
mountain environments. One of the nation’s most visited national parks, Rocky Mountain National Park
is home to stunning mountain peaks, alpine lakes, and a wide variety of wildlife. Whether you’re hiking
the Continental Divide or chasing colored leaves, a trip to the nearby Rockies provides the quintessential
Colorado experience.
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