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Colorado
6.3 mi
Distance
1,020 ft
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Bear River
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The Bear River Trail is a 3.3-mile loop located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest under the management of the Canyon Lakes Ranger District. This loop trail offers hikers a moderate option for exploring the natural landscape of northern Colorado's national forest lands. The trail is maintained by the Canyon Lakes Ranger District, part of the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest system. The loop configuration allows hikers to complete a full circuit without retracing their steps, making it an efficient use of time for those seeking a rounded hiking experience. The Bear River Trail is accessible to visitors interested in experiencing the forest environment and wildlife habitat characteristic of this region of Colorado. The trail's 3.3-mile distance makes it suitable for hikers of varying abilities who want a manageable outing in the national forest. For current conditions, trail maintenance updates, and any seasonal access restrictions, contact the Canyon Lakes Ranger District directly or visit the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest website.
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~2 min drive
4.3 mi · Easy
Mandall Lakes
~6 min drive
11 mi · Hard
Arthur H. Carhart
~8 min drive
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Devils Causeway
~2 min drive
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East Fork
~10 min drive
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Duck Lake
~9 min drive
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Smith Lake
~3 min drive
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Sand Creek
~11 min drive
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West Lost Lake
~10 min drive
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Sawtooth
~11 min drive
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