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Dedisse Park is a 617-acre park 47 miles west of Denver. Soon after the park was acquired in 1920, a shelter house with picnic facilities near the lake was constructed. In 1926-27 the Echo Lake Lodge (open seasonally May-September 303-567-2138) was built from native rock and timber. Nestled in a glacially formed hanging valley at 10,600 feet elevation, views of the lake, lodge and Mount Evans are truly majestic.

Facilities: A shelter house with picnic areas are provided at Dedisse Park.

Reservations: Reservations are only needed if visitors are planning a large gathering at Dedisse Park.

Best Time To Visit: Dedisse Park is open year-round

Fees: There are no fees required to enjoy recreation at this park.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Please follow city ordinances when visiting this park.

Directions: To get to Dedisse Park from Idaho Springs: To see Echo Lake Park, go west on I-70 to the Mount Evans exit (Highway 103) in Idaho Springs. Travel south on Highway 103 for 14 miles to the park.

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1445 Market St.
Denver, Colorado 80202
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General: (720) 913-0633
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