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Colorado
2.9 mi
Distance
2,058 ft
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Why you'll love it
Mt. Harvard
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Mt. Harvard is a 3.1-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado. The trail is managed by the San Juan National Forest, Columbine Ranger District (West). This out-and-back route offers hikers a straightforward there-and-back experience, making it accessible for those looking for a moderate outing in the San Juan Mountains region. The trail provides access to Mt. Harvard, offering scenic views characteristic of the area. Given its distance and out-and-back format, hikers can expect roughly 1.5 miles of travel in each direction. The San Juan National Forest encompasses diverse terrain and wildlife habitats, and this trail provides an opportunity to experience the natural landscape managed by the Forest Service. Before heading out, check current conditions with the Columbine Ranger District, as weather and trail maintenance can vary seasonally. The trail is suitable for day hikers seeking a moderate adventure in southwestern Colorado's mountains.
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