Three Points

Three Points is a 6.9-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado. The trail is managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest, South Platte Ranger District. This out-and-back route offers hikers a straightforward path with a total distance of 6.9 miles round trip. The trail traverses through Pike-San Isabel National Forest, one of Colorado's premier public lands known for its diverse ecosystems and scenic mountain terrain. The South Platte Ranger District manages this trail as part of its extensive network of recreational pathways. The district encompasses lands along the South Platte River drainage, featuring a mix of forest types and open areas. The elevation gain for this trail has not been documented in available trail data. Hikers interested in detailed elevation profiles and grade information should contact the South Platte Ranger District directly for the most current and accurate information before planning their hike.