Lory State Park
Overview
Lory State Park is a 2,400+ acre state park located in Bellvue, Colorado, west of Fort Collins along the shores of Horsetooth Reservoir. It offers nearly 20 miles of multi-use trails for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and horseback riding, including the famous Arthur's Rock Trail. Park amenities include a dedicated mountain bike park with a pump track and skills course, five scenic picnic areas, rock climbing/bouldering, water access to reservoir coves for paddle sports, and primitive backcountry camping.
- Trails
- 17
- Viewpoints
- 6
- Activities
- 0
- POIs
- 28
Opening Hours05:00 AM – 08:00 PM SOSEmergency SOS+19704931623 Required Permits
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Amenities Available
Paved Parking LotsDesignated vehicle parking areas with clearly marked spaces and ADA-accessible spots mandated by federal law. Most parks offer free or low-cost daily parking passes.
Restrooms / Flush ToiletsModern restroom facilities with running water and proper sanitation. Subject to seasonal closures in northern states during winter months.
Drinking Water FountainsPotable water stations distributed throughout the park, tested regularly for safety to ensure clean water access for all visitors.
Picnic Areas & SheltersCovered pavilions equipped with tables and built-in grills. Shelters are often reservable for group events and birthday parties.
Visitor / Ranger StationInformation hub staffed by rangers or volunteers offering maps, wildlife briefings, and educational programs for school groups and families.
Hiking & Nature TrailsMarked paths ranging from easy, paved walks to rugged backcountry routes, blazed with color-coded markers and difficulty ratings.
CampgroundsTent and RV sites featuring fire rings and picnic tables. Some include full electric hookups, reservable through Recreation.gov.
First Aid StationsBasic medical supply kits and AED defibrillators at major trailheads and visitor centers. Staff are trained in CPR and wilderness first aid.
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