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Colorado
21.7 mi
Distance
3,072 ft
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Marvine
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Marvine is a 21.7-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado. The trail is situated within Pike-San Isabel National Forest under the management of the South Platte Ranger District. This lengthy backcountry route offers hikers an extended wilderness experience through national forest terrain. The out-and-back format allows flexible trip planning, as hikers can turn around at any point or push to the trail's end for the full 21.7-mile distance. The Pike-San Isabel National Forest encompasses diverse ecosystems and landscapes typical of central Colorado's mountain regions. Hikers should plan accordingly for a full-day adventure on this trail. For specific details about trail conditions, water sources, camping options, or seasonal accessibility, contact the South Platte Ranger District directly. The trail is suitable for experienced hikers prepared for longer backcountry travel.
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