North Anthracite

North Anthracite is a 13.2-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by the Blanco Ranger District of Routt National Forest. The trail offers hikers access to the natural landscapes within the national forest system. As an out-and-back route, hikers will travel to a turnaround point before retracing their path, making the total round-trip distance 13.2 miles. The trail is maintained by the Blanco Ranger District, which manages recreation and resource protection across its service area. The North Anthracite area is part of Routt National Forest, a public lands destination offering hiking opportunities in northwestern Colorado. Visitors should check current conditions with the Blanco Ranger District before heading out, as trail conditions can vary seasonally. This trail is suitable for hikers seeking moderate distance outings within the national forest. Standard hiking precautions apply, including bringing adequate water, checking weather forecasts, and notifying someone of your plans. For specific information about trailhead amenities, parking, or current maintenance status, contact the Blanco Ranger District directly.