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Colorado
2.4 mi
Distance
428 ft
Gain
No conditions check on file for this trail yet — always verify current conditions before you go.
Why you'll love it
Mt Lincoln Trail
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Mt Lincoln Trail is a 2.4-mile out-and-back route located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, managed by the San Juan National Forest's Columbine Ranger District. This trail offers hikers a straightforward climbing experience in the San Juan Mountains region. The out-and-back format means you'll follow the same path for both ascent and descent, making navigation simple. The trail's relatively modest distance makes it accessible for hikers seeking a moderate outing without requiring an all-day commitment. The San Juan National Forest provides a scenic backdrop typical of Colorado's high country, with the Columbine Ranger District maintaining this route. While specific elevation gain data is not available, the mountain setting suggests meaningful elevation change that hikers should prepare for with appropriate fitness and gear. This trail is ideal for those exploring the Columbine Ranger District's offerings or looking for a shorter mountain hike in the San Juan range. Check with the ranger station for current trail conditions and any seasonal closures before planning your visit.
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