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GRIZZLY CREEK GUARD STATION (CO)
Description
Historic Grizzly Creek Guard Station sleeps 5. It has 2 rooms, a heater, stove/oven and a refrigerator powered by natural gas. Water must be hauled from campground about 1/4 mile away during the summer and brought in by the visitor during the winter. No trash pickup, electricity or indoor plumbing. Walden CO, a very small full service community of about 800 people, is a 30 minute drive from the Guard Station. Steamboat Springs CO, is 45 - 60 minutes away over a mountain pass; elevation about 8500'. The cabin sits in an open grassland/sagebrush park, with aspen forests across the gravel road and lodgepole pine forests nearby. Trailheads leading to hiking and horseback riding trails, are an easy drive from the Guard Station. The Grizzly Creek Guard Station is ADA accessible. Summer: deer, woodpeckers and small mammals can often be seen from the guard station. Moose and elk are sometimes seen, and cattle frequently pass by the area. Winter: snowmobiling and cross-country skiing is popular around here. You can leave from the cabin for these activities. Lots of snow for wintertime play. Snowmobile and cross-country ski vehicle traffic goes right by the cabin in daylight hours. Visitors to National Forest are responsible for knowing the rules and regulations of the forest. Visitor maps for the Routt National Forest can be obtained by calling the Forest Service Offices in Walden, Steamboat, Kremmling and Yampa at (970) 723-8204, (970) 879-1870, (970) 724-3000 or (970) 638-4516 respectively.
PO BOX 158
WALDEN,CO,80480
Phone: 970-723-8204
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- Biking
- Boating
- Camping
- Fishing
- Hunting
Directions
From Walden CO: Highway 14 south toward Steamboat Springs 12 miles, turn west on Country Rd 24 and go 12 miles to Routt National Forest Boundary. Grizzly Creek Guard Station is on your left as you enter the forest. From Steamboat Springs CO: highway 40 east toward Kremmling 15 miles; turn north on highway 14 toward Walden CO 20 miles; turn west on country road 24 and drive 12 miles to Routt National Forest Boundary. The Station is on your left. From Granby CO: take highway 40/125 west/north toward Walden and Kremmling; turn north on highway 125 toward Walden and continue on to the junction with highway 14 south to Steamboat Springs (about 55-60 miles); take highway 14 south toward Steamboat Springs for about 12 miles, turn west (right) on Country Road 24 and drive about 12 miles to Routt National Forest Boundary. Grizzly Creek Guard Station is on your left as you enter the forest.
