Colorado's Little Beaver Creek

Little Beaver Creek

Description:
Little Beaver Creek is located in the Comanche Peak Wilderness. It flows southeast and much of it parallels the Little Beaver Creek Trail. Primary access is via the Little Beaver Creek Trail. The stream contains brook trout in numerous pools along its length.

Features:

Length: 8.23 miles

Elevation: 7,868' - 9,846'

Fish species: Brook trout

Fish species stocked: None

Fishing period: May - November

Vicinity Map

Other Nearby Resources:

Jacks Gulch Campground Little Beaver Creek Trail

Fish Creek Trail

Directions:
Little Beaver Creek may be accessed from the Little Beaver Creek Trail. Take Highway 287 north from Fort Collins to Laporte. Continue on Highway 287 to Highway 14. Travel west on 14 for 24 miles to the Pinegree Park Road. Turn left and travel 6.4 miles to the Jacks Gulch Campground. Go through the campground on the Flowers Road for about .25 miles to the cutoff trail that will take you to the Little Beaver Creek Trail. Also access the Little Beaver Creek Trail from the Fish Creek Trail. To get to the Fish Creek Trail continue past Jacks Gulch on the Pingree Park Road for about .8 miles to the Fish Creek Trailhead.

	Length:	8.23 miles
	Elevation:	7,868' - 9,846'
	Fish species:	Brook trout
	Fish species stocked:	None
	Fishing period:	May - November

Jacks Gulch Campground	Little Beaver Creek Trail
Fish Creek Trail