Fall Hiking · Collbran, CO
Vega State Park
Before you go
Live · nearest station Delta County, 33 miGood window today.
Cloudy
Feels like 61°
Trailhead temp
50° est. at 8,000 ft
Storm chance
9% tonight
Wind
5 mph ESE
Distance
4mi round trip
Elevation gain
—
High point
8,000ft
Season
Sep - Novin season
About
Vega State Park, located on the northeast edge of Grand Mesa National Forest near Collbran, features a moderate 4-mile hiking trail at 8,000 feet. The route is suitable for fall hiking from September through November, traversing rolling hills and meadows that offer views of the surrounding montane forest and the 900-surface-acre Vega Reservoir. Trail conditions are typically dry and rocky, with potential snowfall in late October and November requiring layered clothing and proper footwear. The park is open year-round, with the specific hiking trail accessible from a designated parking area. Facilities include restrooms and pet-friendly access for leashed dogs and horses. The area is known for aspen foliage and wildlife viewing, including deer and birds.
Trail profile
Gain
—
Avg grade
—
Steepest
—
High point
8,000 ft
Good to know
Parking at the trailhead
Restrooms available
Dogs allowed on leash
Waypoints
No waypoints mapped for this trail yet.
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