Mueller State Park Cabins

Located near to the campground, this 0.8-mile round-trip trail offers a simple hike through a wooded forest. The path leads the guests to the peak of Grouse Mountain, at 9,843 feet, this is the highest point in Mueller State Park. Enjoy an incredible view of the Sangre de Cristo Range in the southwest and Pikes Peak in the east.

This 2.9 mile-long trail is located about one and a half miles from the entrance of the park. Big Aspen trees and rocky boulders surround the Homestead trail. While hiking, you'll enjoy panoramic views of the Collegiate Peaks.

This 5.1-mile long shady trail connects the Mueller State Park to Dome Rock SWA. The path extends along the ridge, so visitors do get some fantastic views. The trail is not so challenging until you move towards the southern end, which continues to a beautiful meadow and valley along Hay Creek.

The park offers 132 campsites. Out of which 110 are electrical sites and 22 tent-only sites. There are two equestrian sites for campers with horses. On-site accommodations feature showers, laundry, modern restrooms (May to October), vault toilets, hydrants, playground, and dump station.

Nestled at the top of Big View Overlook, the Visitor Center features diverse exhibits highlighting the park's wildlife, natural habitats, and heritage. Head over to the Watchable Wildlife Kiosk, which is known for its wildlife viewing. You will also find hand beautiful painted panels at the Gazebo to get information about the surrounding habitat.

During winter, there is still plenty to do in the park. Go tubing or sledding between five hills. Also, enjoy cross-country skiing in numerous ski trails.