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Colorado
4.4 mi
Distance
550 ft
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Last Chance Creek
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Last Chance Creek is a 4.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Pikes Peak within Pike-San Isabel National Forest. Managed by the Pikes Peak Ranger District, this trail offers hikers an accessible option for exploring the area's natural features. The trail follows Last Chance Creek, providing a riparian corridor experience through the national forest landscape. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at any point, making it flexible for various fitness levels and time constraints. The 4.4-mile total distance breaks down to 2.2 miles each way from the trailhead. This route is a good choice for those seeking a straightforward hiking experience in the Pikes Peak region without technical terrain challenges. The creek provides scenic water features along the route. As with most trails in Pike-San Isabel National Forest, hikers should check current conditions and any seasonal closures with the Pikes Peak Ranger District before planning a visit.
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