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Hiking and Camping in the Colorado’s Lizard Head Wilderness Area 
 
by Betsie Nielson August 15, 2005

Be Prepared

If you decide to travel to southwestern Colorado to do a little hiking and camping in the Lizard Head area, be sure to come prepared. Colorado weather can be harsh at any time of the year. Hiking is best early in the day during summer months as afternoon thunderstorms are common and are very dangerous to outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Be sure to carry basic first aid supplies, a map and food and water for an emergency. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, but bring a jacket just in case. If you hike alone, be sure to let someone know your planned route should you become lost or injured.

Above all else, be sure to preserve this beautiful country for the future generations. Always observe Forest Service rules for hiking and camping. Be sure to abide by the ‘leave no trace’ motto when you are enjoying your stay in the mountains.

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