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Colorado

Granite Lake

2.0 mi

Distance

422 ft

Gain

Conditions: Blocked

for hike, today

An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good

2 factors · 2 sources

Newest 15 min ago · oldest 27 min

  • problem: Agency alerts

    16 active alerts in San Juan National Forest; most severe: Multiple roads and trails damaged by flooding on SJNF

    USFSPosted Oct 12, 2025 · checked 27 min ago

  • clear: Weather

    Rain, high 45°F / low 45°F, 20% precip — 88/100 for hike

    OpenWeather15 min ago

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Elevation & route

Distance
2.0 mi
Elevation gain
422 ft
Highest point
10,329 ft
Lowest point
9,892 ft
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Permits & access

Managing agency
Forest Service
Wilderness area
Weminuche Wilderness
Bikes
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About this trail

Granite Lake Trail is an 11.4-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near Colorado within Pike-San Isabel National Forest under the management of the Pikes Peak Ranger District. This trail provides access to Granite Lake and showcases the natural landscape characteristic of the Pike-San Isabel area. The out-and-back route format allows hikers to turn around at any point, making the trail accessible to those seeking shorter day hikes or full distance attempts. The maintained pathway is managed by the U.S. Forest Service through the Pikes Peak Ranger District, ensuring regular upkeep and user access. Hikers should come prepared for a mountain environment and consult with the Pikes Peak Ranger District for current trail conditions, weather considerations, and any seasonal closures. The trail's location within Pike-San Isabel National Forest means it's subject to national forest regulations regarding fire, wildlife, and camping. For the most current information on parking, trailhead access, and any recent updates, contact the Pikes Peak Ranger District directly or visit the Pike-San Isabel National Forest website.

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