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Colorado
3.6 mi
Distance
1,944 ft
Gain
No conditions check on file for this trail yet — always verify current conditions before you go.
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Mt Bross Trail
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Mt Bross Trail is a 3.6-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest, Columbine Ranger District. This trail provides access to Mt Bross, offering hikers a moderate day-hiking option in the region. The trail is maintained by the San Juan National Forest under the Columbine Ranger District, ensuring it remains accessible to visitors. As an out-and-back route, hikers will follow the same path for both the ascent and descent, making navigation straightforward. The 3.6-mile distance accommodates various skill levels, though hikers should come prepared with adequate water and weather-appropriate gear. The Colorado high country can experience rapid weather changes, particularly during afternoon hours. Visitors are encouraged to check current conditions with the Columbine Ranger District before heading out, as trail status and accessibility can vary seasonally. The San Juan National Forest offers spectacular mountain scenery and is popular among hikers seeking alpine experiences.
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