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Colorado
12.8 mi
Distance
2,504 ft
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Middle Frisco
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Middle Frisco is a 12.7-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado. The trail is managed by the Gunnison National Forest's Norwood Ranger District. This out-and-back route offers a substantial day hike experience for those exploring the Gunnison National Forest. The trail provides access to the Middle Frisco drainage area, allowing hikers to experience the landscape and terrain characteristic of this region of Colorado. The out-and-back format means you'll hike 6.35 miles in each direction, making it accessible for hikers who want to turn around at any point along the route. Visitors should plan accordingly for the full 12.7-mile distance if attempting to complete the entire trail. For the most current trail conditions, specific hazards, or seasonal closures, contact the Norwood Ranger District directly. They can provide detailed information about water availability, trail maintenance status, and any restrictions that may apply at the time of your visit.
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