Start at Idaho Springs and drive up to Echo Lake. Stop and take a walk around the lake. Then go up the winding, narrow and interesting road - stop at Goliath Nature Center and walk out to see Chicago Lakes and Creek. Go to the...More

Before I went I was debating with myself if I should drive to the summit. I finally did it and I'm glad I did. The scenery is spectacular all the way going from dense forests to alpine tundra. Be aware the road is winding, narrow...More

The driver was a bit long roads get a little narrow but went to the top it's all worth it. I highly suggest it

We took this drive towards the end of our Colorado vacation. Glad we had time to acclimate- my son still had trouble with the altitude. But the views are spectacular. Go early- it was getting crowded even by mid-morning on a Sunday, and starting to...More

This is a spectacular drive with views to match. It can be crazy on the weekends, so pick your timing. If you're not acclimated, 14,000' is going to have a big impact on your breathing!

Even when the Mount Evans Highway is closed past Echo Lake, this is a wonderful drive out of Evergreen or Idaho Springs.

Visited Mt Evans on my second day in Denver. It took us around an hour and a half to drive from Denver downtown, and we spent a quality half day. The entrance fee was $30 for our vehicle after we came across a scenic lake....More

In 20 or so miles you will ascend to the top of a Colorado Fourteener. The road is winding, narrow in places and without guard rails. Careful driving is a must. The reward is breathtaking views of mountains and plains. You may see native sheep...More

They say journey is more important than the destination. Well in this case, both the journey and the destination are important and extremely beautiful. After taking exit from the highway, most of the journey is normal drive. The fun starts when you reach echo lake....More

It was raining on our way up the mountain on Saturday of course but it was still a great trip an well worth the views.