Maroon Lake (9,585 ft) is an alpine lake at the center of the Maroon Bells Scenic Area. This is a lake just outside the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness accessed at the end of Maroon Creek Road (CR 13). Maroon Lake, like many high elevation lakes, was created by Ice-age glaciers as they slid down across the landscape.

Can you swim in Maroon Lake?

No, swimming is not permitted at Maroon lake.

Can I drive up to Maroon Bells?

Private vehicles can drive up to the Bells before 8am and after 5pm. New this year, parking reservations ($10) are required to use the road. These can be made directly via the Aspen Resort Chamber Association's website.