Mountian Bliss LbNA #49361
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 27, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Frisco |
| County: | Summit |
| State: | Colorado |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | LiPari 5  |
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| Found by: | Johnsosaurus |
| Last found: | Nov 5, 2017 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Sep 16, 2015 |
"Mountain Bliss" is a beautiful, 2 mile round trip hike, to Rainbow Lake. The tails are well maintained making it good for the entire family. You can even bring your family dog, off leash!
From Main St. in Frisco, go south on 2nd St, across the bike path to the dirt lot. Follow the signs to Rainbow Lake. The path will lead you across a board walk before ascending up the wooded hillside. You will cross a couple of streams. When you come to forks in the road, follow the blue diamond markers on the Pines.
When reaching Rainbow Lake, look for the beavers on the left side of the pond. From the wooden bench by the shore, follow the path to the right around the lake a couple hundred yards to the fork. There will be another blue diamond marker where the path splits. Go right, up the hill approx. 100 yards to the group of boulders in the center of the trail. Under the right corner of the large, smooth surfaced boulder and under a few small stones, is "Mountain Bliss". Enjoy!
From Main St. in Frisco, go south on 2nd St, across the bike path to the dirt lot. Follow the signs to Rainbow Lake. The path will lead you across a board walk before ascending up the wooded hillside. You will cross a couple of streams. When you come to forks in the road, follow the blue diamond markers on the Pines.
When reaching Rainbow Lake, look for the beavers on the left side of the pond. From the wooden bench by the shore, follow the path to the right around the lake a couple hundred yards to the fork. There will be another blue diamond marker where the path splits. Go right, up the hill approx. 100 yards to the group of boulders in the center of the trail. Under the right corner of the large, smooth surfaced boulder and under a few small stones, is "Mountain Bliss". Enjoy!