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Colorado
16.1 mi
Distance
2,077 ft
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Midway
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The Midway Trail is a 16.1-mile out-and-back route located in Colorado near Colorado, within the Pike-San Isabel National Forest under the management of the South Park Ranger District. This trail offers hikers an extended day hike or backpacking option through national forest terrain. The out-and-back format allows hikers flexibility in choosing their turnaround point, making the trail accessible for various fitness levels. You can complete the full 16.1-mile distance or adjust your mileage by turning back earlier. The trail traverses Pike-San Isabel National Forest, providing access to the landscape and ecosystems managed by the South Park Ranger District. Before heading out, contact the South Park Ranger District for current trail conditions, any seasonal closures, and specific regulations. Be prepared with adequate water, navigation tools, and supplies for a full day of hiking. Check in with the managing agency for elevation gain details and other specific trail characteristics that may impact your planning.
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