Historic Sites
Favorite
One of the most important Folsom-era archaeological sites in North America, and a National Historic Landmark. Ancient hunters camped on
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
High on La Poudre Pass Creek at over 10,000 feet, Long Draw Reservoir was built to divert and store water
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Named for a trapper who camped here in 1858, Chambers Lake was dammed in 1887 to store irrigation water. On
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
In the 1860s, frontiersman George Pingree ran a railroad-tie logging camp in the South Fork valley that now bears his
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
A steel fire tower built in 1960 on Deadman Hill, replacing a wooden lookout the CCC raised in the late
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
A community of Benedictine nuns relocated to this quiet Virginia Dale valley in 1997, building a working monastery and ranch
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Started as Columbine Camp in the late 1920s by a Fort Collins grocer, this canyon resort in the old Poudre
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
A historic working ranch in the Livermore foothills, the Solomon Batterson Ranch became Colorado’s very first National Register-listed Rural Historic
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps between 1933 and 1941, this Forest Service ranger station west of Masonville is a
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Gold discovered near Seven Mile and Elk Horn creeks in 1886 gave rise to Manhattan, a mining town platted in
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Built in the early 1930s along the Cache la Poudre River about 32 miles up the canyon, Arrowhead Lodge was
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
This 1890 wood-frame hotel and general store anchored the little community of Livermore and doubled as a stage way-station on
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Historic Sites
Favorite
Established in 1862 by Overland stage agent Joseph “Jack” Slade — who named it for his wife — Virginia Dale
Package: Free Place
Category: Historic Sites
Campgrounds
Favorite
🔥 Fire restrictions are in effect — wood campfires are banned right now, including in permanent metal fire rings at
Package: Free Place
Category: RV Sites, Campground Store, Historic Sites, Campgrounds, Gifts/Souvenirs, and Groceries and Convenience
Fuel and Gas
Favorite
Sitting right at the intersection of US 287 and Hwy 14, Ted’s Place is the legendary gateway to the Poudre
Package: Free Place

