Forbes Park - Colorado - Fort Garland, CO

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Forbes Park – A Unique Dog-Friendly Retreat in Fort Garland, Colorado

Forbes Park is a private, scenic subdivision in Fort Garland, Colorado, well-loved for its beautiful views, abundant wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere. While the park experienced significant damage from the 2018 spring fire, resilient new growth of evergreens and aspens is steadily returning, making it a picturesque destination for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. The grounds are quiet and relaxing with plentiful opportunities to spot wildlife—a true Colorado mountain retreat for dogs and their owners.

Though access to this dog-friendly area is limited to property owners and their guests, those who can enter will find pet-friendly trails, wide-open spaces for leashed walks, and breathtaking views of recovering forests. It is an ideal spot for retirees and nature lovers looking to explore a private paradise and let their leashed companions enjoy the outdoors. Please note there is ongoing cleanup and recovery from wildfire damage, but mother nature’s comeback is visible everywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is there a fee or membership required to enter? Yes, Forbes Park is a private facility, and you must be an owner or a guest to access the park.
  • Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, there are pet-friendly trails and plenty of space for dog-friendly hiking within Forbes Park.
  • Is the park open year-round? Yes, Forbes Park is open throughout the year, although fire recovery and cleanup are ongoing in certain areas.
  • Is there wildlife in the area? Yes, you are very likely to see wildlife in Forbes Park at any time of day.

Reviews

The Roger

Great people, great views. A nice place to spend the summer. You must be a property owner for admission as this is not a public area.

CEO At Crystalsoft

Dirty place that burned to the ground and you have to wonder if the universe is telling you something. Maybe don’t act the way you do? Maybe the universe will spare you

CEO At Crystalsoft

Dirty place that burned to the ground and you have to wonder if the universe is telling you something. Maybe don’t act the way you do? Maybe the universe will spare you

CEO At Crystalsoft

Dirty place that burned to the ground and you have to wonder if the universe is telling you something. Maybe don’t act the way you do? Maybe the universe will spare you

Roger Ludlow

This is a private facility–you must be an owner or a guest to enter– but is is a great subdivision with lots of wildlife and beautiful views.

Roger Ludlow

This is a private facility–you must be an owner or a guest to enter– but is is a great subdivision with lots of wildlife and beautiful views.

Roger Ludlow

This is a private facility–you must be an owner or a guest to enter– but is is a great subdivision with lots of wildlife and beautiful views.

Nate Perrino

Very pretty place but the fire made it a little black a lot of trees down needs a lot of clean up

Nate Perrino

Very pretty place but the fire made it a little black a lot of trees down needs a lot of clean up

Mike Eberwein

Beautiful area of Colorado that is recovering from a terrible fire. Still lots of beautiful property and views and mother nature is fighting back. Large areas have new growth of evergreen and aspens that are coming in strong. Lots of cleanup still to do, but it’s happening.

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