We were looking for somewhere awesome to go. This place is pretty awesome.
A beautiful clean little trail with especially wonderful views on the northwest side to lake Dillon and the mountain look off. A more than reasonable amount of parking considering the location and plenty of signs. Please be careful and watch your step and children well you are taking this in this scenic vista. I once even visited someone getting married here at Sapphire point it appeared to be quite the affair.
Amazing views of Lake Dillon and the mountains beyond. Great for a short walk/hike with beautiful scenery
Beautiful and easy spot to get two. Path is not paved but nice cared for trail, two minute walk to beautiful sites. Easy for families and people of all ages.
Absolutely beautiful. Just a short drive from keystone and this place has absolutely stunning views. It's a short hike around the top (less than an hour) and completely worth every minute.
We got married here! It's breath taking! I do wish the photos revealed how close it is to the walking trail though. I recommend putting up signs so passerbys gawking at you keep quiet.
People like to feed chipmunks here. I have seen weddings here. You can take a walk around the point too. Beautiful scenery overlooking Lake Dillon.
The view is spectacular, but there are often a lot of people at the Point. Cyclists up and down the road and part of the trail, for better or worse. Lots of squirrels to eat your sunflower seeds! (not sure if that's frowned upon, but it's obvious by their behavior that people have been feeding them for a long time)
Beautiful lookout. Quick circular trail with nice views of Lake Dillon and surrounding mountains. Lots of constructed deadwood teepees.
such an easy hike for amazing views! there are plenty of areas to hang out too and there are some awesome hand build wooden structures there - no sorry not historical
This lookout has been one of my favorite places to visit while in the Rockies. The view from the top is monumental, the wind constantly blows in on you adding to the energy of the place, and there are Chipmunks everywhere among the rocks. You are not supposed to feed them anymore but they will sit down in your hand and eat seeds from it if you sit still long enough.
This is just an open rounded spot off the side of the road where you can park and take beautiful photos of the lake and mountains. There is a narrow, non-driving trail around a mountain. Not long. It is NOT CAMPING like google told me, while i was making search.