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Colorado
6.3 mi
Distance
3,143 ft
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Ironedge
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The Ironedge Trail is a 6.3-mile loop located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, managed by the Pike-San Isabel National Forest's Salida Ranger District. This loop trail offers hikers a moderately accessible route through the national forest landscape. The trail is suitable for those seeking a full-day hike without requiring an out-and-back commitment, as the loop format returns visitors to the starting point. The Salida Ranger District manages numerous trails throughout the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, known for its varied terrain and mountain scenery. Hikers interested in this trail should prepare for a 6.3-mile journey and contact the Salida Ranger District for current conditions, trail maintenance updates, and any seasonal closures. The national forest offers excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation throughout the year, depending on weather and snow conditions at elevation.
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