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Rainbow Valley
Rainbow Valley offers an escape to the real mountains without the touristy vibes. Hikers can explore endless trails through Pike National Forest while wildlife photographers capture elk and mountain birds in their natural habitat. The crisp pine-scented air and spectacular stargazing create the perfect backdrop for peaceful evenings around a crackling fire. Staying here means choosing from cozy cabins and mountain homes that won't break your budget. You'll need your own wheels to get around since public transit is limited. Stock up on supplies in nearby Divide or Woodland Park before settling into this quiet slice of Colorado wilderness.
Spring Valley
Spring Valley invites you to escape the hustle in this peaceful Rocky Mountain hideaway. Cozy cabins and private homes dot the pine-scented landscape where wildlife sightings are the main attraction. The neighborhood serves as your perfect basecamp for exploring nearby hiking trails and Shining Mountain Golf Club. Stargazing becomes magical thanks to minimal light pollution and mountain silence. Prepare to drive everywhere as public transit is non-existent in this rural retreat. Most visitors stock up on groceries in nearby Divide or Woodland Park before settling into their mountain accommodations. The high altitude (9,000+ feet) offers refreshingly cool temperatures even during summer months.
Highland Lakes
Highland Lakes in Divide offers a genuine mountain escape where pine forests and alpine lakes create a nature lover's playground. Hiking trails wind through Pike National Forest, while nearby Mueller State Park delivers prime wildlife spotting. Peaceful cabins tucked among towering trees make perfect bases for exploring Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument or simply watching the stars. Getting around requires your own wheels, as public transit is nonexistent in this rustic community. Most visitors stock up on groceries before arriving, though basic supplies are available in nearby Divide. Mountain cabins with fireplaces and hot tubs provide cozy accommodations after days spent fishing or kayaking on crystal-clear lakes.