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Colorado
20.7 mi
Distance
3,288 ft
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An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is good
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Newest 3 h ago · oldest 11 d
problem: Agency alerts
116 active alerts in Pike and San Isabel National Forests; most severe: Gold Mountain Wildfire Roads and Trails Closure Order v 4.0
USFS11 d ago
clear: Weather
Clouds, high 51°F / low 47°F, 35% precip — 86/100 for hike
OpenWeather3 h ago
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Bartlett
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Bartlett Trail is a 10.3-mile loop located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest, Gunnison Ranger District. This trail offers a full-circuit hiking experience, making it ideal for those seeking a complete loop route without backtracking. The trail is managed by the USDA Forest Service under the San Juan National Forest administration, ensuring maintained conditions and official oversight. The loop format provides flexibility for hikers to choose their direction and complete the route in a single outing. Situated in the Gunnison area, the trail provides access to the natural landscape characteristic of Colorado's San Juan Mountains region. As a moderate-distance loop, Bartlett accommodates hikers looking for a substantial day hike experience. The trail is part of the San Juan National Forest's extensive trail network, which spans multiple ranger districts and offers diverse outdoor recreation opportunities. Visitors should check with the Gunnison Ranger District for current trail conditions, any closures, or seasonal restrictions before planning their visit. The Gunnison Ranger District office can provide detailed maps and additional information about nearby amenities and services.
Mosca Pass
~49 min drive
<p>Just above the dunefield are forests of aspen, pine, fir, and spruce. The easiest hiking access to forest in the national park is in Mosca Pass, on the Montville Nature Trail and Mosca Pass Trail. On these trails, you are walking in the footsteps of Pleistocene mammoth hunt…
Medano Creek
~50 min drive
<p>Medano Creek is a popular seasonal stream enjoyed by all ages. On this page you'll learn what to expect month-by-month in an average year, and how the rare phenomon 'surge flow' works. You can also link to <a href="https://www.nps.gov/grsa/planyourvisit/medano-creek.htm">cu…
Santana
~1 min drive
8.7 mi · Hard
South Apache
~5 min drive
7.1 mi · Moderate
Sand Creek Basin
~49 min drive
<p>Sand Creek Basin is part of the alpine watershed of Great Sand Dunes National Preserve. A longer drive and hike is required to reach these lakes and peaks, but the mountain scenery is worth the effort. Check with a ranger for conditions before travel. Snow may block these t…
Hidden Dune
~50 min drive
Hidden Dune is currently tied with Star Dune as the two tallest dunes in North America at 741 feet/225 m. Hidden Dune is named for its remote location in the dunefield, where it is not visible from most of the main visitor day use areas. It is even hidden from much of the high…
Greenhorn
~4 min drive
16 mi · Hard
Rudolph Mtn.
~32 min drive
7.4 mi · Moderate
Turkey Creek
~5 min drive
5.5 mi · Easy
High Dune on First Ridge
~50 min drive
The high dune on the first ridge is neither the highest in elevation nor the tallest in the dunefield, but it looks that way from the main parking lot. This is the most common destination in the dunefield, providing a great view of the entire dunefield. It is about 692 feet (2…
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