This map is not intended to be used to determine property ownership nor public fishing access. Consult official maps and appropriate resources for detailed access information.
From Steve Schweitzer's A Fly Fishing Guide To Rocky Mountain National Park, flyfishingrmnp.com:
Like Hague Creek, Mummy Pass Creek has two faces as well. The trail conveniently splits the two. To the south of the trail, a small boulder-filled pocket water stream flows down to feed Hague Creek. ...
The western half of Mummy Pass Trail brings you to the essential fishing destinations along this trail. From the Poudre River Trail, the first third of a mile of Mummy Pass Trail follow Hague Creek before the trail begins to veer north-easterly up the side of a small mountain towards Mummy Pass Creek. Fishing the entire length of Hague Creek through the meadow will take you away from the trail and will require an undesirable steep climb through dense woods and deadfall.
