The Paint Mines Interpretive Park is a beautiful location for all types of photography. Photographers are welcome to use the park for non-commercial portrait …
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Oct 24, 2024
We haven’t been to this area in years. They did put up a fenced to protect people from working and standing on the rocks. It is pretty when it’s cool slight breeze. Just depends on what time you see … Full review by Patricia W
Jul 23, 2024
We were very disappointed. There are some rocks. Not very tall in the prairie. Our kids like to climb and investigate like you can di at Garden of the Gods. This is a walk through the prairie with do… Full review by Road230230
Jul 1, 2024
There’s a small parking lot. There’s a bathroom with no sink as it’s an outhouse. The trail and scenery are amazing. You get a new view with every turn. I have a child that’ll be 9 tomorrow and he co… Full review by desifoto
We'll be passing by next summer, but we'll be towing a travel trailer. Is there a large enough parking area to accommodate a camper?
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Yes, definitely! The roads to get there are nicely paved as well, there is a bit of time on chip gravel, but its very short, and flat as well. Its well worth it, the parking lot would be easy to pull …
Yes, definitely! The roads to get there are nicely paved as well, there is a bit of time on chip gravel, but its very short, and flat as well. Its well worth it, the parking lot would be easy to pull in and turn around to get out as well! Enjoy your trip! Safe travels!
My kids are age 1, 3, 5, and 7. The 1 year old will be carried. In particular for my 3 year old what trails would you recommend that would be most "bang for your buck". Want to see as much of the best formations but without the super rigorous hikes. Also how long should we plan to be there? They day we will be there there is 50% chance of thunderstorms so trying to plan in advance for it. Thanks.
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We spent less an hour there, and you can see a lot from the ridge, all of the trails are nice but unpaved and I'd recommend a backpack or some other baby carrier where you wear the …
We spent less an hour there, and you can see a lot from the ridge, all of the trails are nice but unpaved and I'd recommend a backpack or some other baby carrier where you wear the baby. Three year-olds should be able to handle the trails, check all trails for more info.