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Colorado
7.2 mi
Distance
322 ft
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Basalt Mountain
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Basalt Mountain is a 7.2-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, Pikes Peak Ranger District. This route offers hikers a chance to explore the scenic landscapes managed by the U.S. Forest Service in the region. The trail's out-and-back design makes it straightforward for navigation, with hikers retracing their steps on the return journey. The total distance of 7.2 miles provides a moderate-length hiking experience suitable for various fitness levels, though hikers should prepare accordingly for the terrain and conditions typical of the Pikes Peak area. The Pike-San Isabel National Forest is known for its diverse ecosystems and mountain scenery, offering views and natural features characteristic of Colorado's Front Range. Visitors planning to hike Basalt Mountain should check current trail conditions and any seasonal restrictions through the Pikes Peak Ranger District before heading out. Standard hiking precautions and proper gear are recommended for this forest trail.
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