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# La Veta Trails

Transforming La Veta

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- [News](https://lavetatrails.org/news/)
- [New Board Member: Kathryn "KD" Northrop](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member/) - KD is a community-focused professional with experience in municipal government, property management, and education. She brings a strong foundation in ethical governance, transparency, and collaboration, developed through her service as Deputy Clerk for the Town of La Veta. In her current role with BOCES supporting special education students at La Veta RE-1, she engages diverse
- [New Board Member:  Stacy Cristelli ](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member-stacy-cristelli/) - Stacy is the Director of Business Development and Community Engagement at Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center/VCLC and Executive Director of the Spanish Peaks HealthCare Foundation, bringing more than 30 years of experience in outreach, marketing, and community partnerships. She previously served in several community relations leadership roles where she strengthened engagement, public outreach, managed work-based
- [New Board Member:  Steven B. Mullen ](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member-steven-b-mullen/) - Steve holds a Master of Landscape Architecture and a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from the University of Oregon, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy from Montana State University. He is a nationally recognized landscape architect and land-use planner with more than 30 years of experience helping communities shape resilient, place-based futures. Raised
- [2026 PARTNERS AND PROJECT SITES](https://lavetatrails.org/2026-partners-and-project-sites/) - LVT 2026 Season Project Site MapDownload
- [La Veta Trails 2026 Season Plan](https://lavetatrails.org/la-veta-trails-2026-season-plan/) - La Veta Trails 2026 Season PlanDownload
- [New Board Member: Heloise Lynn](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member-heloise-lynn/) - Heloise, a Geophysicist-Geologist, holds an M.S. and Ph.D. from Stanford University and a BA in Geology-Math from Bowdoin College, Maine. She is a founder and President of Lynn Inc., a consulting firm for oil and gas exploration and production. Heloise has worked processing and interpreting seismic reflection data since 1975. She evaluates seismic data to
- [New Board Member: Nick Hansen](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member-nick-hansen/) - Nick holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Vanderbilt University and a Juris Doctorate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He has practiced law for 38 years and has served as lead counsel in over 300 cases involving claims of breach of contract, fraud, misappropriation, bad faith, unjust enrichment, professional malpractice, and/or
- [New Board Member: Celeste Melville](https://lavetatrails.org/new-board-member-celeste-melville/) - La Veta Trails is thrilled to welcome Celeste to our Board! Celeste holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking from Regis University. She retired from Regis University after a 15-year career, most recently as Systems Administrator and Infrastructure and Operations Supervisor. Celeste is also a Master Community Garden Leader through a program with Denver
- [La Veta Trails Releases the 2024 Annual Report](https://lavetatrails.org/la-veta-trails-releases-the-2024-annual-report/) - We want to begin by thanking you. We are grateful to partners, volunteers, sawyers, funders and donors for making 2024 one of our most successful seasons. In this annual report we showcase the work contributed by crews on a variety of projects executed in Huerfano, Las Animas, and Pueblo Counties. See the full report here.
- [2024 Spanish Peaks Region Recreation and Trail Guide](https://lavetatrails.org/2024-spanish-peaks-region-guide/) - It's here! The 2024 Spanish Peaks Region Recreation and Trail Guide is hot off the press. Over the next several days, we will be delivering the guide to many locations in La Veta, Cuchara, Walsenburg, and the area. A link to the digital copy can be found here. Thank you to all the Business Sponsors

## Pages

- [Home](https://lavetatrails.org/) - Help transform La Veta into a healthier community through trails, active transportation, conservation, and organized outdoor experiences.
- [Dikes Trail #1389](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/dike-trail-1389/) - Dikes Trail #1389 San Isabel National Forest There are two tailheads, which start at 8,500′ elevation and gain 300′. According to Lon Abbott, Geology Faculty at CU Boulder, you might think you are hiking a dike, considering the area’s abundance of dikes, the resemblance of this trail’s rock fin to those dikes, and the trail’s name.
- [Support](https://lavetatrails.org/support/) - Support Protecting Trails. Preserving Beauty. Promoting Access. Your donation helps protect and preserve the trails, natural beauty, and public lands of the Spanish Peaks Region. Every dollar directly funds projects, programs, and operations that promote stewardship, education, and public access. In 2026, La Veta Trails earned the Platinum Seal ofTransparency from Guidestar, the highest level
- [PARTNERS](https://lavetatrails.org/partners/) - Partners Funding Partner
- [About Us](https://lavetatrails.org/about-us/) - ABOUT WHO WE ARE We serve the stewardship needs of Huerfano and Las Animas counties, covering 186,156 acres of public land with four watersheds, 100+ miles of multi-use trails, and numerous parks that provide recreational and ecological amenities.See our 2024 Annual Report. 2024 ANNUAL REPORT What We Do COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT La Veta Trails would not
- [Geoheritage](https://lavetatrails.org/geoheritage/) - Geoheritage Exploring the Region's Geology The Geoheritage Project is a partnership between La Veta Trails and the University of Colorado Thermochronology Research and Instrumentation Laboratory (CU TRaIL), uniting scientific research with community engagement to deepen our sense of place and encourage environmental stewardship through educational trail experiences. This project uses public trails, geologic narratives, culture,
- [Bartlett Trail GeoHeritage](https://lavetatrails.org/geoheritage/bartlett-trail-geoheritage/) - Bartlett Trail Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness Area of Southern Colorado Sabrina J. Kainz Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195, USALon D. Abbott Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309, USA DOWNLOAD PDF Trail Info About the San Carlos Ranger District Trail Info TRAIL LENGTH: 3.5 miles roundtrip
- [West Peak Trail GeoHeritage](https://lavetatrails.org/geoheritage/west-peak-trail-geoheritage/) - West Peak Trail San Isabel Nation Forest of Southern Colorado Sabrina J. Kainz Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195, USALon D. Abbott Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309, USA DOWNLOAD PDF Trail Info About the San Carlos Ranger District Trail Info TRAIL LENGTH: One mile
- [VOLUNTEER](https://lavetatrails.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer VOLUNTEER WITH LA VETA TRAILS We rely on the generous support of volunteer stewards to help make the work we do possible. We offer many different ways to volunteer as a steward and would love to have you join us in whatever capacity makes sense to you and fits your needs! Sign up here. LVT
- [Protect GeoHeritage](https://lavetatrails.org/geoheritage/protect-geoheritage/) - Protect What You Can Do to Protect Our Geoheritage GeoStewardship PrinciplesThe landscapes of Huerfano and Las Animas Counties tell a remarkable geologic story—one that belongs to all of us, and one we all share a responsibility to protect. Below is how you can help. Principles Learn the Landscape Take time to understand the forces that
- [Dikes Trail GeoHeritage](https://lavetatrails.org/geoheritage/dikes-trail-geoheritage/) - Dikes Trail San Isabel Nation Forest of Southern Colorado Lon D. Abbott Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309, USASabrina J. Kainz Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195, USA DOWNLOAD PDF Trail Info About the San Carlos Ranger District Trail Info TRAIL LENGTH: Four miles roundtrip
- [SPONSORS](https://lavetatrails.org/sponsors/) - Sponsors La Veta Trails Sponsors La Veta Trails’ mission is to develop and maintain parks and trails systems in Huerfano County that connect people of all ages and abilities to the outdoors, inspire volunteerism, and contribute to the health and economic vitality of the region. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, we rely on donations, sponsorships, and
- [TRAILS](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/) - Trails For a robust look at Colorado Trails, check out Colorado Trail Explorer - COTREX COTREX La Veta Trails La Veta Trails serves the stewardship needs of Huerfano and Las Animas counties, located in the Spanish Peaks region of the Southern Front Range. The area covers 186,156 acres of public land with four watersheds, 100+
- [West Peak Trail #1390](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/west-peak-trail-1390/) - West Peak Trail #1390 Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest This trail offers views of Cuchara Valley and north to the Greenhorn Mountain and the Wet Mountain Valley. The Culebra Range is viewed to the West and South. The trailhead starts at 11,248′ and summits at 13,600′ (Elevation Gain 2,352).The Spanish Peaks Wilderness
- [Bartlett Trail #1310](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/greenhorn-mountain-wilderness-area/bartlett-trail-1310/) - Bartlett Trail #1310 Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest The Bartlett Trail #1310 offers beautiful views of the eastern plains and the Spanish Peaks and Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range to the south.The Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness Area is a part of the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location:East trailhead is located near the
- [Schafer Trail #1391](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/schafer-trail-1391/) - Schafer Trail #1391 Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest Formerly Chaparral TrailThis trail offers views of White Peaks and Cuchara Valley. The trail ends at private property. Return to County Rd. #46. Trail is at 11,900′ elevation.The Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area is a part of the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger
- [Business Sponsor Registration](https://lavetatrails.org/2023-business-sponsor-registration/) - If form is grayed out, please scroll to the bottom to agree to Adobe terms of use. Thank you!
- [San Isabel National Forest (South)](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/) - San Isabel National Forest (South) Trails Location: Access to the San Isabel National (south) is via CO Hwy 12, the Highway of Legends. See the directions to trailheads in the trail links.The Pike-San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands covers nearly three million acres from western Kansas and Colorado’s highest mountain peaks
- [CONTACT](https://lavetatrails.org/contact/) - Contact Get in touch La Veta Trails is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with seasonal part-time field staff and are governed by a board of directors. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on individual and business donations, sponsorships, and contributions from people who care about the preservation of parks, open spaces, and trails. Mailing address for donations: P.O.
- [Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness Area](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/greenhorn-mountain-wilderness-area/) - Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness Area The Greenhorn Mountain Wilderness Area (GMWA) was designated by Congress in 1993, and it now has a total of 23,087 acres and 11 miles of trails managed by the U.S. Forest Service/San Carlos Ranger District (USFS/SCRD). Wilderness trails are non-motorized which means motorized equipment and equipment used for mechanical transport are
- [Bear Lake Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/bear-lake-trail/) - Bear Lake Trail San Isabel National Forest This trail offers views of the West Peak and Trinchera Peak. Trail is located at 10,480′ elevation.Managed by the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location: This trail has two trailheads.South Trailhead: From La Veta take CO Highway 12 south 14.2 miles to Bear Lake/Blue Lake Campground
- [Maintenance](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/maintenance/) - About ongoing Maintenance efforts La Veta Trails works with our partners to organize and implement regular maintenance to preserve trail and natural areas for the public to enjoy. GET THE LATEST ON OUR MAINTENANCE PROJECTSStay up to date on our maintenance projects and efforts in the area by signing up for our monthly eNewsletter.​Click Here
- [Lathrop State Park Area Trails](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/lathrop-state-park-area-trails/) - Lathrop State Park Trails Park Hours: 5:00 AM – 10:00 PMLocation: The park is located at 70 County Road 502, Walsenburg, CO 81089 (US Hwy 160).Lathrop State Park with its 1,460 acres offers seven miles of trails for hiking, biking, and equestrian users. The park offers two lakes for a variety of boating and angling
- [North Fork Trail #1309](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/north-fork-trail-1309/) - North Fork Trail #1309 San Isabel National Forest This trail follows the North Fork of the Purgatoire River headwaters. The trail has two trailheads. The lowest point on this trail is 9,800′ and climbs to 11,400′. Managed by the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location: From La Veta take CO Highway 12 for 27 miles
- [Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/) - Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area The Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area (SPWA) is a federally designated wilderness, consisting of 19,226 acres and 33 miles of trails, managed by the U.S. Forest Service/San Carlos Ranger District (USFS/SCRD) through its field office in La Veta. The secluded trails provide access to the West Peak at 13,623 feet and the
- [Wahatoya Trail #1304](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/wahatoya-trail-1304/) - Wahatoya Trail #1304 Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest The trail crosses the saddle between West Spanish Peak and East Spanish Peak. It offers splendid views of the plains to the north, Wet Mountains and Greenhorn Mountains. The trailhead is at 8,400′ and summit is 9.800′.The Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area is a part
- [Vista Point Trail #1390A](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/salazar-trail-1390a/) - Salazar trail (to Vista Point) #1309A Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest This trail offers views of Cuchara Valley and has an elevation gain of 152′.The Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area is a part of the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location: From La Veta take CO Highway 12 to Cuchara Pass,
- [Levy-Krier Trail #1392](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/levy-krier-trail-1392/) - Levy-Krier Trail #1392 Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest Trail is vague in places and it dead ends at private property at mile 3. Return to West Peak Trail. Views to North and to West. Many dike walls to view.Elevation begins at 9,200′ and trail gains 2,048′ in elevation.Location: From La Veta take
- [Apishapa Trail #1324](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/spanish-peaks-wilderness-area/apishapa-trail-1324/) - Apishapa Trail #1324 Spanish Peaks Wilderness | San Isabel National Forest This natural trail offers views of the dike walls. The trailhead starts at 9,000′ elevation and gains 600′ to end at 10,400′. The Spanish Peaks Wilderness Area is a part of the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location: Take State Highway 12 from
- [Shortcut Trail #1300A](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/shortcut-trail-1300a/) - Shortcut Trail #1300A San Isabel National Forest This is a connector trail between Indian Trail #1300 and Dodgeton Trail #1302. This trail has a 1,200′ elevation gain.Location: From La Veta take CO Highway 12 to Cuchara Water and Sanitation office, turn right into Spring Creek Trailhead parking lot. Take Dodgeton trail (approximately 2.75 miles) to
- [Indian Creek Trail #1300](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/indian-creek-trail-1300/) - Indian Trail #1300 San Isabel National Forest This trail offers views of Cuchara Valley and the old Cuchara Ski Resort. It can be a loop trail by connecting to the Baker Trail #1301 and Dodgeton Trail #1302. Another loop is possible but requires using CO Highway 12. There are two trailheads. The trail starts at 8,600
- [Farley Overlook](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/farley-overlook/) - Farley Overlook San Isabel National Forest This is a short interpretive trail of flowers. Parking is available; trail is bordered by a split rail fence. A stone Monument is in place with a bronze plaque dedicated to John B. Farley. Trail is located at 10,000′ elevation.Location: From La Veta take CO Highway 12 to Cucharas
- [Dodgeton Trail #1302](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/dodgeton-trail-1302/) - Dodgeton Trail #1302 San Isabel National Forest This natural trail connects the Indian Trail #1300 and the Spring Creek Day Use Area. The trailhead starts at 9,000′ in elevation and the trail elevation gain is 1,200′.Location: From La Veta take state CO Highway 12 to Cuchara Water and Sanitation office, turn right into the Spring
- [Blue Camp Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/blue-camp-trail/) - Blue Camp Trail San Isabel National Forest This trail offers views of the West Peak and Trinchera Peak. This trail connects Blue Lake Campground and Bear Lake Campground. Trail is located at 10,480′ elevation.Managed by the San Isabel National Forest, San Carlos Ranger District. Location: This trail has two trailheads.Blue Lake Trailhead: From La Veta take
- [Baker Creek Trail #1301](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/san-isabel-national-forest-south/baker-trail-1301/) - Baker Creek Trail #1301 San Isabel National Forest This natural trail is a connector trail between the Indian Trail #1300 and Dodgeton Trail #1302. The trailhead starts at 8,500′ elevation and gains 1,500′ to end at 10,000′. A non-motorized connection to Baker Creek Trail is available through the Cuchara Mountain Park via their parking lot.Location: From La
- [Daigre Reservoir](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/wahatoya-state-wildlife-area-trails/daigre-reservoir-trail/) - Daigre Reservoir Wahatoya State Wildlife Area Loop trail with natural and gravel surface that encircles Daigre Reservoir. The trail traverses on the top of a berm on the south side and through woods on the north side with stunning views of the Spanish Peaks and Mt. Maestas.Location: Parking is available at the entrance to Daigre
- [Wahatoya Lake Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/wahatoya-state-wildlife-area-trails/wahatoya-lake-trail/) - Wahatoya Lake Trail Wahatoya State Wildlife Area Loop trail with natural and gravel surface. The trail meanders through fields, woods and along the lake edge. There is a set of steps through a small arroyo on the south side of the lake. The trail follows a berm on the north side that offers a beautiful
- [Wahatoya State Wildlife Area](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/wahatoya-state-wildlife-area-trails/) - Wahatoya State Wildlife Area Location: From Main St. in La Veta, drive one-mile east on Moore Ave./County Road 358.The Wahatoya State Wildlife Area with its 203-acres offers two cold-water fishing lakes each with a one-mile hiking trail. Wahatoya Lake and Dairgre Reservoir are divided by County Road 358. In 2021, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW)
- [La Veta Area Trails](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/la-veta-area-trails/) - La Veta Area Trails La Veta Trails serves the stewardship needs of Huerfano and Las Animas counties, located in the Spanish Peaks region of the Southern Front Range. The area covers 186,156 acres of public land with four watersheds, 100+ miles of multi-use trails, and numerous parks that provide recreation and ecological amenities. Working in
- [School Nature Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/la-veta-area-trails/school-nature-trail/) - School Nature Trail The School Nature Trail is .25 miles long in a 3-acre park. It is an interpretive loop trail with stone dust surface with a slight rise to the painted benches. The trail meanders through the park, passing information kiosks and plant identification markers. There is a beautiful view of the park and
- [Restoration](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/restoration/) - About the ongoing Restoration Efforts La Veta Trails restoration of public spaces improves the user experience, safeguards public access to natural areas, and protects watersheds and wildlife habitat. GET THE LATEST ON OUR RESTORATION EFFORTSStay up to date on restoration efforts, including public meetings and design updates, by signing up for our monthly eNewsletter.​Click Here
- [Playground Initiative](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/playground-initiative/) - About the La Veta Playground Initiative Project The Town of La Veta, La Veta Trails, and the La Veta Public Library formed a collaboration to fund and construct a new playground in the La Veta Town Park in 2022. We share a mission to engage the community in developing, using, maintaining, and promoting recreational amenities
- [Cucharas River Trail Project](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/cucharas-river-trail-project/) - About the Cucharas River Trail Project The Cucharas River Trail is a joint project between the Town of La Veta and La Veta Trails to create public access to the river through a trail connecting town-owned open spaces which will be developed and along town right-of-way and designed to support bicycling and walking at different
- [Guides](https://lavetatrails.org/guides/) - Trail Guides & Maps 2024 Spanish Peaks Region recreation and Trail Guide The pristine beauty of the Spanish Peaks region offers 130+ miles of multi-use trails for you to experience a variety of mountain, community, prairie and wetland environments. Whether you prefer to gravel, mountain or road bike, hike, ride a horse, fish, view wildlife,
- [EVENTS](https://lavetatrails.org/events/) - There are no upcoming Events at this time. SEE OUR EVENTS ON FACEBOOK
- [PROJECTS](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/) - PROJECTS OUR PROJECTS Cucharas River Trail Project The Cucharas River Trail is a joint project between the Town of La Veta and La Veta Trails to create public access to the river through a trail connecting town-owned open spaces which will be developed and along town right-of-way and designed to support bicycling and walking at
- [Guide Feedback](https://lavetatrails.org/guide-feedback/) - Feedback for the Spanish Peaks Region Recreation and Trail Guide Thank you for checking out the guide. Please provide your feedback. We want to know about your experience while using this guide. How was your visit? Can you recommend a different trail? Was the information accurate? We want to know the answers to these questions
- [Hogback Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/lathrop-state-park-area-trails/hogback-trail/) - Hogback Trail Lathrop State Park Interpretative loop trail with natural surface. The trail winds through sandstone formations and climbs a rocky hogback ridge with exceptional views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range, Wet Mountain Range and Greenhorn Mountain. Trail at a Glance Length 2 miles Terrain Natural Difficulty Moderate Trail Details Parking
- [Cuerno Verde Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/lathrop-state-park-area-trails/cuerno-verde-trail/) - Cuerno Verde Trail Lathrop State Park Loop trail with paved surface encircles Martin Lake. The trail offers exceptional views of the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range, and Greenhorn Mountain. Trail at a Glance Length 3 miles Terrain Paved Difficulty Easy Trail Details Parking Allowed Activities Amenities Dogs Parking Lathrop State Park70 County Road
- [Panther Path](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/panther-path/) - About the RE-1 Panther Path Project The RE-1 Panther Path is a 1.5-mile trail with outdoor fitness equipment to be constructed on Huerfano RE-1 property in Walsenburg. The trail will consist of signage, lighting, benches, and outdoor fitness equipment. The trail will be constructed by school staff, students, parents, and community volunteers over an 8-day
- [Privacy Policy](https://lavetatrails.org/privacy-policy/) - At La Veta Trails, accessible from info@lavetatrails.org, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by La Veta Trails and how we use it. If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate
- [Terms and Conditions](https://lavetatrails.org/terms-and-conditions/) - Terms and Conditions Welcome to La Veta Trails! These terms and conditions outline the rules and regulations for the use of La Veta Trails's Website, located at www.LaVetaTrails.org. By accessing this website we assume you accept these terms and conditions. Do not continue to use La Veta Trails if you do not agree to take
- [La Veta Loop Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/la-veta-area-trails/la-veta-loop-trail/) - La Veta Loop Trail The La Veta Loop Trail is on gravel alleyways and streets with exceptional views of Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range, and Greenhorn Mountain.The trail is managed by La Veta Trails on behalf of the Town of La Veta.Location: Parking located at Town Park, loop travels around the Town of La
- [Equestrian Trail](https://lavetatrails.org/trails/lathrop-state-park-area-trails/equestrian-trail/) - Equestrian Trail Lathrop State Park Loop trail with natural surface. The trail is located west of Horseshoe Lake.Lathrop State Park is managed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.Location: Lathrop State Park, 70 County Road 502, Walsenburg, CO. (719) 738-2376. Park entrance fee is required. Trail at a Glance Length 2 miles Terrain Natural Trail Details Parking Allowed Activities
- [Accessibility and Inclusion](https://lavetatrails.org/projects/accessibility-and-inclusion/) - School Nature Trail: Creating Equitable Connections The School Nature Trail (SNT) was envisioned and developed in 1998 by Emery Ashby, a La Veta High School science teacher, with his students and community volunteers. He created this “outdoor laboratory” to teach environmental education to students, residents, and visitors to Huerfano County. The SNT consists of a one-quarter
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## Eventbrite Events

- [Post Spring Fire – Five Years Later](https://lavetatrails.org/eventbrite-event/post-spring-fire-five-years-later/) - Join La Veta Trails at La Veta Mercantile, 300 S. Main St., La Veta, for a Post Spring Fire Talk – Five Years Later. Manuel Molles, Derek Sokoloski, Mary Anne Nelson, and Doug Brgoch will present an update on ecosystem recovery five years after the Spring Fire. This talk is a follow-up to their discussions

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