The Mount Evans experience can be enjoyed from the highest asphalt road in North America, and the topography of the 2 miles of Evans has only slight differences in elevation. Echo Lake is a welcoming and beautiful lake, as is the summit of Mt. Evans, the second highest mountain in Colorado and one of only two in the country.

The growing season on Evans lasts 5.2 months and 157 days, but rarely starts from April 10 to May 18 and ends from September 14 to October 22. Evans' clean start to the year begins on June 2 and lasts 4.8 months, ending on October 28. Clouds cover the sky and there are no winds, so the growing seasons on Evans rarely last longer than 2.5 months, with a maximum of 1.6 months.

Daylight saving time (Daylight saving time) is observed from spring (March 8) over 7.8 months until autumn (November 1). The first spring blooms appear on Evans in autumn, appear in late October or early November and last a maximum of 2.5 months. The first spring bloom at Evans begins in mid-April or May, on 8 March, and begins in summer, June, July, August, September, October and November.

Based on the tourism score, the best time of year to visit Evans is mid-June to late August for warm weather activities. Based on this point, it is usually at the end of June or the beginning of August, with a maximum of 2.5 months until autumn (1 November). According to our calculations, the "best time" to visit Evans during the warm weather of the year is mid-June or the end of August. According to our results, the most popular time to visit Evans is in the summer months of summer and autumn between mid-June and the end of August. Based on your tourism scored the least popular time for visits to Evans in late August and early September.

Depending on the weather conditions, Colorado Highway 5 is open during the day or not, but cars are open until the summit. If you have any concerns about whether the road is open or not, please contact the centre and check the road conditions before you start your journey.

You can download the PDF version of the Evans CO card so you can easily access it when travelling over the Internet. If you are looking for a place you want to visit, you have the option to find and save directions for future use.

As most Colorados probably know and have visited the summit, one of these places could be renamed. Colorado historian Sam Bock says it could be problematic to take the mountain's original name - the first name it bears. As for other problematic peaks, a petition to rename Squaw Mountain suggests that a Cheyenne guide, also known as the Owl Woman, facilitate trade between whites and Native Americans in Bent Fort, Colorado. If we believe Evans was an evil man, and if we are serious about healing our country's racist past, then we should start renaming monuments, both natural and man-made.

Note: U.S. Forest Service information is provided at the Idaho Springs Visitor Center, located on the west side of the mountain, north of Idaho City, Idaho. There is a visitor centre, a footpath and a car park for visitors to Evans summit.

Summit Lake Park is part of the Denver Mountain Park System, owned by the city and the County of Denver. The Forestry Service charges a standard fee approved by the Federal Act for the Improvement of Leisure in the Länder for services and facilities provided on developed land. This fee applies to access to Mount Evans and Summit Lake, as well as other public recreational facilities in the area.

The drive to the top of Mount Evans will take your breath away in many ways, and there are many scenic views of the city of Denver and the Denver Mountain Park system. The Summit Lake Park Trail, a 1.5 km hiking trail, offers access to a variety of hiking trails for visitors as well as hiking and biking trails. The view from the top of Mt. Evans, the summit and the summit lake and the short distance to and from it are just some of the attractions on the top.

The Quail Creek Trail is a wide concrete bike path that connects the residents of Broomfield with neighboring Westminster and Arvada, as well as the city of Denver and Denver Mountain Park. The Sheridan Green Trail leads 1.5 miles from the summit of Mt. Evans to Sheridan Park and back and from there to Westminster. Located in the Westminster area of northern ArVada, the Little Dry Creek Trail offers access to a variety of hiking and cycling trails and scenic views of Mount Evans and neighboring towns.