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Cache la Poudre - North ParkLength: 101 miles - Driving Time: 3 hoursSpecial Considerations: Livestock on the road, heavy summer traffic Special Features: Roosevelt National Forest, Colorado State Forest, outstanding fishing |
This scenic byway crosses the Continental Divide, linking Fort Collins with North Park. The road follows the Cache la Poudre River canyon, once a transit corridor for Native Americans and European explorers and trappers. Cache la Poudre is Colorado's only National Wild and Scenic River and is normally swamped with rafters and fishermen. Cameron Pass (10,276 feet) is the entrance to the Colorado State Forest, a 70,000 acre preserve of evergreen thickets and glaciated mountains. North Park is a bowl shaped valley full of deer, antelope, elk, moose, beaver, coyote, and waterfowl flocking to the Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge. ![]() |
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The large photo and map are from the "Discover Colorado" brochure printed by the Colorado Scenic and Historic Byways Commission.![]() |