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North Sterling State Park
Blue skies for miles, bluffs that dot the horizon due west and the Rocky Mountains loom 100 miles in the distance. North Sterling State Park is like a vague dream that leaves a sweet taste on the lips and a ring of dirt around the ankles. Gently rolling hills mark the end of the Great Plains and the beginning of majestic Colorado landscape.
A geologically ambiguous gem, many different species of plants, animals and ecosystems call North Sterling home. Listen for the eerie whistling wind echo off the eastern slope, explore the many hiking, biking and horseback riding trails and relax for a while on the edge of the Western frontier.
Blue skies for miles, bluffs that dot the horizon due west and the Rocky Mountains loom 100 miles in the distance. North Sterling State Park is like a vague dream that leaves a sweet taste on the lips and a ring of dirt around the ankles. Gently rolling hills mark the end of the Great Plains and the beginning of majestic Colorado landscape.
A geologically ambiguous gem, many different species of plants, animals and ecosystems call North Sterling home. Listen for the eerie whistling wind echo off the eastern slope, explore the many hiking, biking and horseback riding trails and relax for a while on the edge of the Western frontier.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in North Sterling State Park
Elks Campground is located at the north end of the park, with some of the campsites on the shore of the lake and others a very short walk away. With a plethora of spots to pick from and fishing, boating, hiking, and biking nearby, there really is something for everyone. True to its name, Elks is located on a broad prairie that’s home to elk (and e Read more...
Southsiiiiide! Inlet Grove Campground is located just inside the south entrance of North Sterling (that makes sense, right?) and offers sites for every type of camping. There are also four hiking trails that start from the campsite and hit all the major park landmarks, including the outdoor amphitheater that offers some classic summertime shenanig Read more...
Chimney View is the most basic campground in North Sterling, and that's not an insult. Instead, it means simplicity, space, and a trail that goes straight from the campground to Swim Beach. Keep an eye out for eagles and rest assured knowing that if one drops a trout (or worse) on you, there’s coin-operated laundry at the central camping facilitie Read more...
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