James M. Robb State Park

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James M. Robb State Park in Clifton, Colorado, offers moderate fall hiking across five distinct sections along the Colorado River. Located at 4,627 feet elevation, the park spans 819 acres and features approximately 13 miles of trails. The primary activity is hiking, with options for biking on paved and hard-packed paths. The trail system connects Fruita to Island Acres, including the Corn Lake, Connected Lakes, and Wildlife Area sections. Trails range from concrete paths to gravel and hard-packed surfaces. The park is open daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Parking is available at the various sections, and leashed dogs are permitted. Restrooms are present, particularly near the Corn Lake office area. The typical hiking duration is about two hours, suitable for a moderate effort level. Fall conditions from September through November provide clear weather for outdoor recreation.