moderateLoop

Grizzly Creek

Colorado
3.7 miDistance
2,288 ftElevation gain
ModerateDifficulty
LoopTrail type

About

Grizzly Creek is a 3.7-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the San Carlos Ranger District of Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The trail offers a moderate hiking experience through forest terrain typical of the Pike-San Isabel region. The loop format allows hikers to complete a full circuit without retracing their steps, making it an efficient option for those seeking a contained route without backtracking. The trail is managed by the U.S. Forest Service under Pike-San Isabel National Forest's San Carlos Ranger District, ensuring maintenance and access standards. Hikers should be prepared for typical Rocky Mountain conditions and check current trail conditions through the managing agency before heading out. The trail's 3.7-mile length makes it suitable for a half-day hiking adventure, appropriate for various fitness levels depending on terrain difficulty. Access and parking information is available through Pike-San Isabel National Forest's official resources. For the most current trail updates, closures, and specific directions, contact the San Carlos Ranger District directly.

Trail information

Permits & fees
Managing agencyPike-San Isabel NF — San Carlos RD

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Location

Grizzly Creek

Colorado

Trail data from USFS
Photo: Wikimedia Commons