Mountain goats, ptarmigan, tourists and bicycles all in one place! Bring your courage to drive the roads, they'll bring out the acrophobia in you if you've got it. More

easy drive or hike in summer, closed in winter. accessible out of Evergreen, CO as well as Idaho Springs, CO. More

The view is amazing. On top of the world and the wildlife is everywhere. The sheep come right up to the car. Keep the camera handy. More

You really experience the wonder of the Rocky Mountains here. Absolutely terrific! More

Took my Mom from Texas up to top of Mt. Evans for the experience. Can often be crowded but this trip was not too bad,. For those wanting a little less hustle/bustle, suggest Hwy 103 from Evergreen and stop at Juniper Pass before continuing on to Mt. Evans or on to Idaho Springs. Can really get out and walk around/explore... More

The closest to Denver 14'er is accessible and an outdoor enthuiasts oasis. The sites you'll see and hear will entice you to climb more of Colorado's and the continental US highest peaks More

I am a photographer from Florida, but I frequently visit Colorado. I drive to the Summit of Mount Evans every chance that I get. The two hlighlights along the paved road to the Summit are the Bristlecone Forest of trees that are as old as 1,000 years and the Mountain Goats. Our mountain goat viewing has always taken place at... More

Ohh everything looks so beautiful from the mountain tops.the drive was amazing too. More

What a beautiful, fantastic drive. It is only open in the summer months, and is cool year round. Living nearby, I've seen it snow at the top in August. It is a lovely drive to get away from town and feel like you are on top of the world. If you want to avoid the crowds, then avoid the weekends. More