Colorado’s Most Instagrammed Lake Reopens for Hikers
Nestled snugly against the majestic Rocky Mountains, Colorado is full of gorgeous views and amazing outdoor activities to explore. And among those is the most Instagrammed lake in every state, a little gem that nature and photographers seem to agree on. This striking destination is reopening following a seasonal closure, giving both seasoned hikers and casual wanderers the opportunity to wonder its glory anew!
In addition to its turquoise blue water, this lake is unique and attractive for the towering peak set back by lush forests that surround it. Every year, drones further crowd its shores for a sunrise or sunset shot which only cemented it more into being the number one tourist spot of social media enthusiasts. This place comes alive on fall colors, when leaves surrounding the area explode in hues of reds, oranges and greens.
For those already itching to get out there, the reopening is a good enough reason in itself — you can even book your hiking slot now. Because the lake gets a ton of visitors, this can be really important so you enjoy yourself in nature without being surrounded by people. You can follow the marked hiking trail to reach the lake, which also passes a few view points perfect for all those Instagram moments.
So you decided to embark on the journey but do not forget one thing before any real travel , It’s getting prepared. Make sure you have gear, water and snacks before heading out and keep an eye on the weather. The trail can be a tough hike, but the payoff of arriving at lake level is simply without parallel. No matter if you opt for a walk around the periphery of water or take on the steep hikes in the surrounding vicinity, it is certain to make memories that will last.
As the date approaches for opening, anticipation continues to mount. It serves not only as a picturesque backdrop but also the site where family and friends can create lasting memories at one with nature. Make arrangements for a trip in the near future and be prepared to see what this amazing lake has.