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Emmaline Lake Trailhead
Trailhead
Emmaline Lake Trailhead 

Page Type: Trailhead

Location: Colorado, United States, North America

Lat/Lon: 40.57670°N / 105.5846°W

County: Larimer

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall

 

Page By: Andy

Created/Edited: Feb 12, 2006 / Feb 12, 2006

Object ID: 171294

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Driving Directions

There are two ways to get to the Emmaline Lake Trailhead. I've driven both and am still not sure which way is fastest. Here they are:
  • Poudre Canyon: From downtown Ft. Collins go north on U.S. 287 to mile marker 22. Turn west on Hwy. 14 going up Poudre Canyon. Stay on Hwy. 14 to mile marker 96 which is the turnoff for Pingree Park (CR-63E). Turn south across the bridge and drive on a gravel road for about 15 miles until you see the sign for Tom Bennett Campground on the right side of the road. Turn right onto this road and about a quarter mile past Tom Bennett Campground you'll see the Emmaline Lake trailhead.
  • Pennock Pass: From Ft. Collins, take Harmony west. After you pass Taft Hill, Harmony becomes CR-38E. Take CR-38E past Horsetooth Mountain Park to Masonville. Continue through Masonville and go about 10 miles until you see the sign for Pennock Pass (this is CR-44H). Take CR-44H approximately 15 miles over the top of the pass and down the other side until you run into CR-63E. Turn left on CR-63E and continue up this road until you see the sign for Tom Bennett Campground on the right side of the road. Turn right onto this road and about a quarter mile past Tom Bennett Campground you'll see the Emmaline Lake Trailhead. Pennock Pass may be closed in the winter so contact Canyon Lakes Ranger District to make sure it's open if you want to use it during the winter.
If you’re driving a passenger car, you best park right there on the side of the road. If you have a high clearance vehicle you can drive another half mile down this road to a gate.

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