Routt National Forest is located in northwestern Colorado, covering over 1.1 million acres. It is part of the larger Routt National Forest and offers a diverse range of ecosystems, including mountains, meadows, and rivers. The forest is home to various wildlife species, such as elk, deer, and bears, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors to Routt National Forest can enjoy activities like hiking, camping, and fishing. The forest features numerous trails and scenic viewpoints, including the famous Flat Tops Wilderness Area. Additionally, it provides opportunities for winter sports, such as skiing and snowmobiling, attracting visitors year-round.