hardOut & back

Coulton Creek

Colorado
7.8 miDistance
799 ftElevation gain
HardDifficulty
Out & backTrail type

About

Coulton Creek is a 7.8-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the Boulder Ranger District of Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest. The trail follows Coulton Creek through the national forest, offering hikers a chance to explore the riparian environment along the creek corridor. As an out-and-back route, hikers can turn around at any point and return via the same path, making it flexible for different fitness levels and time constraints. The trail is managed by the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest's Boulder Ranger District, which maintains it as part of the broader network of recreational trails in the area. This location provides access to the natural features and scenery characteristic of Colorado's Front Range national forest lands. Hikers should check with the Boulder Ranger District for current trail conditions, closures, or any seasonal restrictions before planning their visit. Weather in the area can change rapidly, so proper preparation and appropriate gear are recommended for any hiking adventure in this region.

Trail information

Permits & fees
Managing agencyArapaho-Roosevelt NF — Boulder RD

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Location

Coulton Creek

Colorado

Trail data from USFS
Photo: Wikimedia Commons