Readers share images of Miners Creek Road, Mayflower Gulch and Ptarmigan Trail as part of the Scenic Summit Trails photo gallery
The Summit Daily News is asking readers to submit images of their favorite Summit County trails for a chance to be featured online, in print, on social media or in the annual Trail Guide magazine.
Submissions were opened to the public in mid-April and will continue to be accepted through May 5. Readers must include the trail’s name, what part of Summit County it is in along with the year and the season it was taken. Readers can submit an unlimited amount of photos through the deadline.
To submit photos, visit SummitDaily.com/scenictrails.
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A dog smiles among wildflowers at Mayflower Gulch near Copper Mountain in summer.
Kathy Dow/Courtesy photo
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Wildflowers bloom on Peak 10 of Breckenridge Ski Resort in the summer.
Jenny Anderson/Courtesy photo
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Aspen Alley near Boreas Pass Road and Breckenridge shines in summer.
Paul Fuller/Courtesy photo
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The Clinton Gulch Dam Reservoir Trail shines during summer 2022 in Summit County.
Paul Fuller/Courtesy photo
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The lake shimmers along Officer’s Gulch Trail in Summit County.
Brent Mutsch/Courtesy photo
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A view from the Oro Grande Trail in Summit County has views of the lake in Summit County.
Marissa Herzog/Courtesy photo
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Vast views of Summit County and the Dillon Reservoir can be seen from Ptarmigan Trail in Silverthorne.
Marissa Herzog/Courtesy photo
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A vast view of Summit County can be seen from the top of Buffalo Mountain in the summer.
Bruce Beals/Courtesy photo
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A hiker enjoys the view from the Old Dillon Reservoir Trail in Summit County.
Barry Carroll/Courtesy photo
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Golden aspens and snow-capped peaks can be seen from Miners Creek Road in Frisco.
Carolyn Lamar/Courtesy photo
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