Mulberry Mountain Lodging & Events

It was a wonderful time. Some of the ATV trails were pretty wicked and some were just a wonderful, nice drive with beautiful scenery

While visiting Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado we decided our next stop after Rainbow Falls would be Mulberry Mountain. Their ads look great, bragging about their trails and access to the system. Truth be told, I learned 1000 miles later and after setting up camp and unloading, they have no trail access. When I asked about legal access to the trail, I was told, "Just a kilometer up hiway 23", "our ad doesn't say 'legal' access", "it's illegal but they don't always enforce it".
If this is how they operate

I stayed here at the primitive camping area for 4 days for an ATV off-roading trip. Campsites are scattered everywhere so no designated spot to park or setup camp, mud/sand ground no grass. No picnic tables, grills or electric for primitive campers like me. The only thing that makes it worth paying $11.33 a night is being able to take a hot shower in the shower house and having a water spicket to get water from other than that you are better off finding a free spot in the national forest to camp.

They are bears on location The fellow that I was talking to which was his son that owner of mulberry mountain got attacked by a bear.. and I know I seen bear feces 25 yd off of our back porch so always keep your eyes open when you end up mountain country our experience was awesome we had a really good time It is a must do if you have never done my thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the owner of mulberry mountain.. RIP

We rented a side by side. They gave great instructions and preloaded gps map for an awesome trail tour. Nice waterfall area at the end. Very nice people. Had lots of machines.