Steep but not a killer like some 14’ers since the elevation is lower. Lots of shade and very moist. Beautiful temps in September but could be hot in summer and difficult in the snow. We went at the perfect times and thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful area. It seems almost impossible to get lost.

Excellent trail that is well-marked, but it does get pretty steep. It is going to be a muddy mess if there is any snow melt or rain, so be advised. Parking is good and right across from the trail head off of 165 (we didn't start from the state park, but I understand that you can). There is a bit of a scramble at the end to get to the peak, but quite worth it. As always when in Colorado, watch for the afternoon micro-burst storms in high summer.

This was one of my first trail after moving to Pueblo. This trail starts off easy then gets challenging. Great trail.

High Desert, with sand some trees, small 'scrub'. 4500, acre lake, with a good variety of fish. We had strong winds with blowing sand. Camp site had nice pad. Camped in RV. Shower and toilet areas were clean and well kept. Park staff very friendly and helpful. Good boat ramps and parking.