Brush Creek Pavilion

Located within walking distance of the Brush Creek Visitor's Center and the Brush Creek hiking and ski trails, the Brush Creek Pavilion is an approximately 32 by 40 foot structure with 6 picnic tables and additional space inside for visitors to set up their own small portable tables and chairs. The maximum capacity at the pavilion is 75 people. Adjacent to the pavilion is one barbeque grill, and outside of it is a fire ring. An accessible toilet is located approximately 300 feet away, and a bear resistant dumpster is about 100 yards from the pavilion. Overnight use or camping is prohibited at the pavilion; Ryan Park, South Brush Creek and Lincoln Park campgrounds are located just minutes away. The pavilion is surrounded by historic structures constructed by the Civil Conservation Corps in the 1930s. The Brush Creek Trails are adjacent, and the historic Brush Creek Visitor Center, built by the Civil Conservation Corps in 1930, is open June through September. Silver Lake, Lake Marie Falls, Mirror Lake, Medicine Bow Peak Trail, French Creek Canyon Trail and Miners Cabin Trail are within a 10 minute drive west on the Snowy Range Scenic Byway.