BakervilleSmall town. Full of stories. Worth slowing down for.
What to ExpectBoots tied. Extra layer packed. Somebody checking one last time that the snacks made it into the bag. West of Silver Plume, Bakerville is where plans for the high country start to feel real.
This former mining settlement sits near the approach to Grays and Torreys peaks, while the paved Bakerville–Loveland Trail offers another way to spend time outside. Walk or ride a stretch when conditions allow, choose your own turnaround point, and save something good to eat for afterward. The summit can be someone else’s plan.
MAKE A LITTLE TIME FOR TOWN
Give it. A couple of hours on the path, or a full day for a carefully planned mountain hike.Good at.
Know before you go.
Bring water, layers and food. Check weather, trail conditions and road access before leaving; getting to a trailhead can require as much planning as the hike.
Leave room for dinner.
Find a table. Settle in. Share the stories of the day while a local kitchen takes care of dinner. Stay the night and give tomorrow a slower start, with coffee, breakfast, and a little more time in the mountains.
STAY FOR ANOTHER DAY
Leave a little room for tomorrow.
Book a stay in Clear Creek and make time for dinner, a slow morning, and whatever your adventure has planned next.