Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness Passes
Every Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness wilderness-permit entry point on recreation.gov - AllTrails ratings, demand scores, and a trailhead map.
Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness in Colorado's White River National Forest is one of the most photographed and heavily used ranges in the Rockies, home to the Four Pass Loop, Conundrum Hot Springs, and Capitol Lake. An overnight permit is required and is issued for a specific camping zone or campsite, with one reservation covering your whole party. Popular zones like Conundrum and the Four Pass Loop sell out fast, so competitive dates can be hard to secure.
Top Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness entry points
The most in-demand entry points, ranked by how fast each one books up on recreation.gov.
- Capitol Lake Site 9 - Very high demand - 4.7 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 1 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 15 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 4 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 6 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 7 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs Site 8 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Crater Lake Site 1 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Crater Lake Site 5 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Crater Lake Site 6 - Very high demand - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Snowmass Lake Zone Small Group Dispersed - Very high demand - 4.7 on AllTrails
- Capitol Lake Site 4 - High demand - 4.7 on AllTrails
Popular trails
- Four Pass Loop - 4.9 on AllTrails
- Conundrum Hot Springs via Conundrum Creek Trail - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Crater Lake - 4.8 on AllTrails
- Snowmass Lake via Maroon Snowmass Trail - 4.7 on AllTrails
- Capitol Lake via Capitol Creek Trail - 4.7 on AllTrails
- Geneva Lake and Crystal River Loop - 4.4 on AllTrails
Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness permit guide · Book on recreation.gov