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Pike and San Isabel National Forests Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands, Pueblo

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Pike and San Isabel National Forests Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands Reviews

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4.8

• By StevenP3559

  This National Forest has many campgrounds, trails for hiking, horseback riding and ATV travel. The area contains deer, elk, fox and turkey viewing and a chance for bear sightings. Lake San Isabel is s...  more »

• By Travelinggranny2015

  We took Grankids from CA to play in snow. We didn't have any snow here and it is not to far to drive there. We also enjoy going fishing,hiking and having relaxing picnic there. Traffic is minimal and ...  more »

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• By Michael Muñoz

  This was a 5-star place for target shooting. They added a fence line that cut the lane usage by half. You need to get there early if you want to shoot. However, if you do get a lane, it is a great place to set up your own target and shoot at your own rate. I understand the fence line is for safety reasons, I just think that they cut too many lanes out.

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• By Benjamin Huelle

  We camped at a campground near the Bishops Castle and had a great time. The mountains in this area are much greener (they are called the Wet Mountains) than a lot of other places in the high country, multiple close trails, not much traffic, and an easy 30-40 minutes from the interstate. Our camp host was great too, support your National forests and clean up after yourself!

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