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Colorado
6.7 mi
Distance
572 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Millset (Snow)
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Millset Snow Trail is a 6.7-mile out-and-back route located in Colorado near Colorado within Rio Grande National Forest, managed by the Divide Ranger District. This trail offers hikers access to high-country terrain in the Rio Grande National Forest. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your route on the return journey, covering approximately 13.4 miles round trip. The trail's name references snow conditions, suggesting it may traverse alpine or subalpine zones where snow persists seasonally. Rio Grande National Forest provides a scenic backdrop with diverse ecosystems ranging from forested slopes to open ridgetops. The Divide Ranger District manages numerous trails throughout this region of south-central Colorado. Before heading out, contact the Divide Ranger District for current conditions, as snow coverage and trail accessibility vary significantly by season. Proper preparation and understanding of weather conditions are essential for this route. Check with the managing agency for any trail restrictions or maintenance updates that may affect your visit.

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