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Colorado
13.7 mi
Distance
1,083 ft
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Arbaney-Kittle
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Arbaney-Kittle is a 6.8-mile loop trail located in Colorado near Pikes Peak, managed by the Pike-San Isabel National Forest's Pikes Peak Ranger District. This trail offers hikers a complete loop experience in one of Colorado's most visited mountain regions. The route takes you through terrain characteristic of the Pikes Peak area, providing a moderate full-circuit hiking option for those seeking to explore the national forest without backtracking. The trail's loop configuration makes it popular among day hikers who prefer not to retrace their steps. Located within Pike-San Isabel National Forest, the area offers access to diverse forest ecosystems and mountain scenery typical of central Colorado's Front Range. The Pikes Peak Ranger District manages this trail as part of its extensive network of recreational routes serving the region. Hikers should contact Pike-San Isabel National Forest or the Pikes Peak Ranger District directly for current trail conditions, seasonal closures, and any recent updates. Proper preparation and standard hiking safety practices are recommended for this 6.8-mile route.
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