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Colorado
7.0 mi
Distance
30 ft
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Harrigan Creek
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Harrigan Creek is a 6.8-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's South Park Ranger District. The trail follows Harrigan Creek through the national forest, offering hikers a scenic route through the South Park area. This out-and-back format means hikers will travel the same path returning to their starting point, making it easy to turn back at any time. The trail's 6.8-mile total distance provides a moderate-length day hike option for those exploring the Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The South Park Ranger District manages this area, which encompasses diverse landscapes and recreational opportunities across the national forest. Harrigan Creek represents one of several hiking options available to visitors of this region. For the most current trail conditions and any recent updates, contact the South Park Ranger District directly. This trail is ideal for hikers seeking to explore Colorado's national forest terrain and creek-side scenery.
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