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Ivy Creek

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Ivy Creek is located near Creede, Colorado, surrounded by rugged terrain with forests and mountains. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Campers can explore the nearby Rio Grande National Forest and the historic mining town of Creede.

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Rio Grande National Forest

Sixteen miles South West of Creede.This trailhead offers parking, hitch rails, highline, and directional signing.The Ivy Creek trail follows Ivy Creek from the trailhead for the first__1/2 __mile to the Weminuche Wilderness boundary__and then switchbacks take the hiker up and out of the Ivy Creek drainage.__This trail leads to Fisher Mountain, Goose Lake, and on to the Continental Divide Trail

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Ivy Creek is located in Colorado

Coordinates

37.68179495 N
106.9993864 W

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3 hrs 34 min from Pueblo
4 hrs 13 min from Colorado Springs
5 hrs 2 min from Farmington
5 hrs 3 min from Grand Junction

Brian F.

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Reviewed Aug. 22, 2020

Stayed just below

This is a nice area. Bathroom with no running water or electric. We have a big unit and dry camped just below this campground on Red Mountain Creek at the bridge, 1/4 mile away. There are other spots along the road also. Fishing is good above Ivy Creek campground and on Red Mountain. The road getting there is excellent but does narrow down and gets curvy the last couple of miles. I have a 40’ 5th wheel and made it fine but would not want to meet other traffic in this short stretch. Plenty of hiking, biking, 4-wheeling, fishing or just sitting and enjoying the peaceful mountains. We were here in July and the temps at night were about 40 and the day was 70.