July 23, 2022
Bailey, CO
#ANIGHTATCAMP
ShyAnn & Brett
Things To Do
Bailey has a lot of hiking trails and pretty places to just sit back and enjoy the beautiful Rocky Mountains we get to call home. However if you are looking for something a little different, Denver is less than an hour from the venue if you want to spend the day in the city. If you want to go hiking there are plenty of places to go, and we will add a few of them here.
P.S. If anyone has any other good recommendations please feel free to contact us so we can add them!
Staunton State Park
12102 South Elk Creek Road, Pine, CO 80470, (303) 816-0912
A nice open place to go see the outdoors not too far from the venue in the neighboring town Pine.
Aspen Peak Cellars
60750 US Highway 285, Bailey, CO 80421, (303) 816-5504
In case you want to really kick back and enjoy the mountains we have heard great things about this place.
Maxwell Falls Lower Trail
7627 South Brook Forest Road, Evergreen, CO 80439, (720) 400-3793
There are some easy hiking trails throughout here and it is beautiful with a good amount of shade.
McGraw Memorial Park
39 Wellington Lake Road, Bailey, CO 80421
This is a historical park with hiking and old structures.
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
18300 West Alameda Parkway, Morrison, CO 80465, (720) 865-2494
To all of our out of state family, this a must see before your trip up the hill, or on the way back down.
Mad Jack's Mountain Brewery
23 Main Street, Bailey, CO 80421, (303) 816-2337
Shall I say more? If you go, please tell us how it is!
For all the days along the way