The Texas Creek Recreation area is located west of Canon City and is a popular
high-use area for motorized recreation users. The area is often rideable year
round because it doesn't get much snow, and the snow it does get usually melts
quickly. There are some mines and prospects to look at, and views from the
higher hills reveal scenic views of the Sangre de Cristo Range. This area has
around 45 miles of marked trails the range from easy 4x4 road to narrow and
rocky ATV trails with sharp switchbacks. At lower elevations the trails wind
through a mix of various scrub, juniper and pinon pine trees. As you continue
to climb in elevation, the vegetation changes to mostly spruce, aspen, and
Douglas- fir trees. Mule deer, bighorn sheep and elk can sometimes be seen in
this area. For more information, please contact the Royal Gorge Field Office.

The Texas Creek Recreation area is located west of Canon City and is a popular high-use area for motorized recreation users. The area is often rideable year round because it doesn't get much snow, and the snow it does get usually melts quickly. There are some mines and prospects to look at, and views from the higher hills reveal scenic views of the Sangre de Cristo Range. This area has around 45 miles of marked trails the range from easy 4x4 road to narrow and rocky ATV trails with sharp switchbacks. At lower elevations the trails wind through a mix of various scrub, juniper and pinon pine trees. As you continue to climb in elevation, the vegetation changes to mostly spruce, aspen, and Douglas- fir trees. Mule deer, bighorn sheep and elk can sometimes be seen in this area. For more information, please contact the Royal Gorge Field Office.

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