The Ancient Forest In Colorado That’s Right Out Of A Storybook
You have seen all of the gorgeous technicolor Disney movies and their bright portrayal of princesses, nature, and animals, but this is merely childhood folklore… right? Well, Prince Charming awakening you with a kiss may be a little out there (honey, if you’re reading this and EVER try kissing me awake when I’m fast asleep, you are a dead man), but the watercolor-esque outdoor scenes are real, as evidenced by this beautiful Colorado forest that looks like something out of a storybook:
Located in the central part of the state is the stunning San Isabel National Forest; an expansive 1.1 million acres of lovely trees, mountains, and lakes.
As if all of the above weren’t reason enough to visit, San Isabel is also home to a whopping seven officially designated wilderness areas, including the Spanish Peaks, Sangre de Cristo Range, and Collegiate Peaks.
To learn even more about San Isabel National Forest, please visit the National Forest Service's website.
Have you explored San Isabel National Forest? What do you think is the most scenic spot? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and don’t forget to share photos of your epic outdoor adventures on our Colorado Nature Lovers Facebook group for a chance to see your photos featured!
Annie is a freelance writer, content editor, and marketing whiz with a background in broadcasting and a passion for chicken nachos. When she isn't gushing about her love of Colorado, you can find her chasing after her two adorable sons and/or dreaming up a new home improvement project for her husband.
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