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Colorado
11.0 mi
Distance
545 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Courthouse
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The Courthouse Trail is a 12.2-mile out-and-back route located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, managed by the Yampa Ranger District of Routt National Forest. This trail offers hikers a substantial day-hike experience through the national forest landscape. As an out-and-back trail, hikers will travel 6.1 miles to the turnaround point before retracing their steps for a full 12.2-mile journey. The trail is maintained by the Yampa Ranger District, which oversees recreation and resource management across this section of Routt National Forest. The specific elevation gain for this route is not currently available, so hikers should contact the Yampa Ranger District directly for detailed elevation profile information to better plan their trip. Given the trail's distance and out-and-back format, adequate water and sun protection are recommended. The trail provides access to the natural features of the Routt National Forest in northwestern Colorado, making it suitable for hikers seeking a moderate to challenging day hike in the region.
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Upper East Fork
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