Dillon, Colorado · Summit County · Facility
The Summit County Recreational Pathway System (Recpath) is a 55-mile long network of paved, non-motorized pathways that connect towns and resorts throughout Summit County. The Summit County system is connected to Eagle via Vail Pass.
The Summit County Recreational Pathway System (Recpath) is a 55-mile long network of paved, non-motorized pathways that connect towns and resorts throughout Summit County. The Summit County system is connected to Eagle via Vail Pass.
Heading to Summit County Rec Path? A few things to know before you go:
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