Summit County<\/strong>
\n<\/a>Summit County maintains an extensive paved Recreational Pathway System, commonly known as the Recpath.\u00a0 Elevations range from 8,777 feet to 10,563 feet,
\nThank you to Robert King who wrote, “There are many miles of paved, wheelchair accessible trails [in] Summit County Colorado that I did not see listed on your website. An introduction to all of them can be found at ….”Summit County Recreational Pathway website.<\/a><\/p>\n

<\/a>Blue River Trail from North Pond Park<\/strong>
\nThanks again to Robert King for the following post:
\n“The Blue River Trail runs 3.5 mi from North Pond Park through downtown Silverthorne, CO to the Lake Dillon Dam, where it connects with the Summit County Recreation path<\/a> \u00a0The Blue River Trail runs 3.5 mi from North Pond Park through downtown Silverthorne, CO to the Lake Dillon Dam, where it connects with the Summit County Recreation path.\u00a0 North Pond Park is located at the intersection of Highway 9 and Hamilton Creek Road.\u00a0 It is a wetland and pond area with fishing for humans and ospreys.\u00a0 There is a paved parking lot with handicap spaces along with 2 pavilions, restrooms, 2 docks, and a gas fire pit. Travel a short distance on the sidewalk along Hamilton Creek Road to the trail crossing. From there travel south toward the town of Silverthorne. The trail skirts housing developments as follows the Blue River. After 0.7 mi, the path goes onto a street and we turn back.”<\/p>\n

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