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Mueller State Park

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Cycling,  Equestrian,  Campgrounds 
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  • Many claim Mueller State Park to have views and scenery in Colorado second only to Rocky Mountain National Park. While this is debatable, it is evident that Mueller is blessed with a panoramic piece of land. Pikes Peak is in full view to the east and a long stretch of the Continental Divide lies in   from trails.com  

21045 CO-67, Divide, CO
   
(719) 687-2366

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    • Reviewer's Rating = 4 Date of Trip: 7/1/2008 Awesome family camping ground. New, great design and facilities, wonderful surroundings. We had the whole (extended) family h... from trails.com

    • the trails are pretty easy and really fun. there is forest all around you and there is wildlife everywhere. make sure you have a map and somebody with you.the trails are ... from mtbr.com

    Descriptions from the Web

    • - Mueller State Park encompasses 12,103 acres on the western slope of Pikes Peak. The park is split into two areas. Wapiti Road is the main thoroughfare through the park for vehicles. It is located in the northern end of the park and provides access to picnic areas, camp grounds, the visitor center   from wildernet.com  

    • Mueller State Park is a lesser known climbing area near Colorado Springs. There are many domes in the area ranging from 200-800ft. The area is known for some of the best slab climbing in the state.   from rockclimbing.com  

    • 5,121 acres of mountain meadows, aspen and conifer forests and wildlife with 50 miles of scenic trails. Enjoy 132 campsites or a deluxe cabin, all nestled in a forest setting.   from colorado.com  

    • There are 19 beautiful miles of trails available for horseback riding.   from horseandtravel.com  

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