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Overview
On this hike, you'll enjoy beautiful meadow views as you hike through the trees and up to the Three Sisters landmark and back again.
Need to Know
When you get to the top, you're in the midst of the Three Sisters landmark.
Description
I left from the parking lot at the barn parking lot at coordinates 39.622772, -
105.360191 (the address on the park website will not take you here). Take the
Bluebird Meadow Trail, which is a raised meadow trail, nice and smooth, and turned left onto
Homestead Trail /
Bearberry Trail. Then stay right onto
Bearberry Trail up into the woods. I continued to head uphill and past where
Mountain Muhly Trail intersects back with
Bearberry Trail.
Next, turn left onto
Sister's Trail, which is a technical switchback leading up in between the Three Sisters themselves! Watch your footing and pause to look up at the sisters. When you reach the top, you're right in between the Middle Sister to the right and the North Sister to the left.
When you reach the bottom of the switchbacks, head left onto
Hidden Fawn Trail, where it became nice and easy again. There's some really nice outcroppings and boulders in this area that are very picturesque and there is also some available climbing.
Stay straight onto
Ponderosa Trail as you pass the main parking lot on the left. Heading west, this trail stays near the road and is a little harder than some of the previous areas, so watch your footing. Stay left onto the
Silver Fox Trail and head left back to the barn, and there's a trail headed back that way to complete the loop.
Flora & Fauna
Lots of pine and aspen will provide shade, and cone flowers are plentiful in the spring. Keep an eye out for wandering deer and elk, and visitors in the early mornings or evenings might catch a sign of a mountain lion.
History & Background
The Three Sisters are three large rocks that from a distance look like three sisters standing together.
Contacts
Shared By:
Kim Conner
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