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Rampart Reservoir is a nice lake to visit. Rampart Reservoir beyond doubt is in the middle of a delightful outdoors paradise. While you're here at Rampart Reservoir you will meet lots of folks from nearby Colorado Springs, and if you've had enough of Rampart Reservoir, Northfield Reservoir is close by. Going for a hike on the Stanley Canyon Trail is always a tremendous adventure, and after a long day outdoors Eagle Motel is a tremendous location to spend a
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| | night or two. Rampart Reservoir is frequently a quite waterless place; all through July this area sees the most rain, and January on the other hand is the driest. For the duration of the summertime here at Rampart Reservoir, high temperatures ordinarily reach the 80's with overnight lows in the 40's. Daytime highs during the wintertime are in the 40's, and after the sun is down throughout the wintertime temperatures at Rampart Reservoir plunge into the 0's. | |
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This lake is so wonderful. At Nichols Dam in the neighborhood of Rampart Reservoir there are some interesting things to see. This lake is so wonderful. There are good places to explore along the Waldo Canyon Trail; a great place is
Rainbow Gulch. Not enough hours in a day to enjoy the Front Range. Camping at Promontory Campground is always a glorious experience, and a nice close by hotel is The Cliff House Hotel at Pikes Peak. You could also go to Nichols
Reservoir while you're here at Rampart Reservoir; it's nearby, and camping is available at Lone Duck Campground. The Front Range scenery is always beautiful. But wait, there's more amusing things to do in the Front Range. Near
Rampart Reservoir you find the Schubarth Trail which is a tremendous hiking trail; the sights at Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument will blow your mind.
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The Cliff House Hotel at Pikes Peak, Manitou Springs
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7 miles away
Welcome to the historic Cliff House at Pikes Peak, voted one of Colorado's most romantic hotels, nestled at the foot of majestic Pikes Peak in Manitou Springs, Colorado. We pride ourselves on our trad...
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Eagle Motel, Manitou Springs
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7 miles away
The Eagle Motel is located in Manitou Springs, CO, a quaint historic Victorian city, with privately owned shops, restaurants, and lodging properties. If during your visit to this area, you want to di...
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Current weather conditions at Rampart Reservoir, Front Range, El Paso County, Colorado

Local climate location: CHEESMAN 16 miles away

           
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Coordinates: Latitude: 38.975 Longitude: -104.9611
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Palmer Reservoir
 | I sure wish I could find any sort of map or ANY information which actually tells me how to get to this reservior!... |
Stanley Canyon Trail
 | 9/7/2007 Hiked the Stanley Canyon trail with a friend and enjoyed the trail very much up to the reservoir. About half way up there is a ''V'' in the trail and you need to stay to the left or straight ahead. The trail leading up and to the right ends in scree and downed trees. It's a moderately strenuous trail up to the reservoir; but well worth it. Afterwards, we hiked up and past the reservoir and wanted to loop around and hit the lower Stanley trail but were unable to find the trailhead for it. We ended up blazing new ground and coming down Eagle Peak trail much to our surprise.... |
Coachlite Motel and RV Park
 | Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Nearby Grocery... - 35 RV hookups, FIRES:Check Daily... |
North Catamount Reservoir
 | For a nice hike/mountain bike ride, this lake has a complete loop around it. About half of it is single track that weaves gradually in and out of coves on the North side of the lake. The south side has a couple good climbs. The rest of the ride is on the roads (Ridge Trail), which offers some nice views of the Peak and glimpses of South Catamount. The best access, in my opinion, is from the Catamount entrance at the end of Edlow Road (Past Woodland Park about 3 miles).... |
Monument Lake
 | nice lake, easy to get to. Fits a couple of canoes. Some marshy area where people train their dogs. Fishing in 2007 was expected to be not the best due to the drought in 2004. We went twice in 2007, kids had a couple of bites, could see some people catching some smaller fish. Good lake for the ''I only have a few hours before the kids games'' kinda place.... |
Penrose-Rosemont Reservoir
 | 12 miles away Have fished at Rosemont for many years. Always had a great time, caught alot of fish. Very few people used to fish there but the scenery and beauty of the lake naturally attracts people.... |
Penrose-Rosemont Reservoir
 | 13 miles away This place is the best place to fish in the Colorado Springs area if you want to catch A LOT of fish. Very very fun.... |
Skaguay Reservoir
 | 16 miles away Really nice lake... |
Skagway Reservoir
 | 16 miles away 1 PHOTO When do you stock skagway, and is it still open?... This lake is a beautiful serene place to spend a weekend we love our family camping trips there. The fishing has been both great and not so good. The time of the year plays a part. However the beauty is always there. Love It!!!... Fishing here was the most terrible expericence ever! I wolud head over to Eleven Mile if you arelooking for a good fishing trip!... |
Lost Burro Campground
 | 19 miles away Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Store, Nearby Grocery...TENT:Yes, we have 50 tent sites on the grass along a small stream or in the trees. These are large well spaced sites with lots of room., RV:We have 26 electric sites and 6 full hook up sites., PETS:Yes pets are allowed, but cannot be left alone., FIRES:Every site has a fire pit, and picnic table. We can have camp fires as long as there isn't a fire ban on., STORE:We have a small store with the office., GROCERY:There are several stores in Cripple Creek which is four miles away....We have 50 tent sites, 27 electric sites, 6 full hookup sites, and several different types of lodging, hidden among the pines on 31 acres, in a secluded valley. There is a small stream running through the valley giving you the opportunity to pan for gold. There are several hiking trails starting in the campground, and lots of open space for a leisurely stroll or games. There are ATV trails and fishing about 20 minutes away.
For your convenience our restrooms, heated showers, and dump station are centrally located by the office, along with the ice machine, and fire wood. We have supplies, and food available in the office/store.
Your pets are welcome to camp with you at no extra cost, but must never be left alone at your campsite. It is your responsibility to pick up after your pets no matter where you walk them. ... |
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
 | 21 miles away Very informative...I ask one question...Senior Rates? What age is considered Senior for the parks system?...... |
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