Adams Falls and East Inlet Trail
Difficulty Level: Easy
Distance to Feature: 0.3 Miles to Adams Falls
Elevation: 79 ft. to falls
Bathrooms: Yes
Dogs: Not Permitted
Pro Tip: Continue past the falls about 1 mile for a stunning view of Mount Baldy (Mt. Craig)
Distance to Features: 4.8 Miles to Lone Pine Lake | 6.9 Miles to Lake Verna
This trail is a part of Rocky Mountain National Park, so Timed Entry Reservations are required to enter RMNP Mid May through Mid October.
The East Inlet Trail to Adams Falls is one of Grand Lake’s most iconic trails, and while the trailhead is located in the Town it is still a part of Rocky Mountain National Park. Hikers will be delighted with the raging waterfall, winding Colorado River and peaceful meadow views. Going about 1 mile up the trail will showcase an incredible view of the Colorado River winding through a meadow framed by Mount Baldy (Mt. Craig). This year round trail can also be accessed during the winter by snowshoe, winter boots or nordic skis.