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Colorado
Mummy Pass
7.1 mi
Distance
1,303 ft
Gain
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Inside Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
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Mummy Pass
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- 7.1 mi
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- 1,303 ft
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About this trail
Mummy Pass is a 7.1-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the White River National Forest, managed by the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. The trail offers hikers a straightforward route with relatively balanced terrain for an intermediate outing. As an out-and-back route, the trail follows a single path to a turnaround point before retracing the same route on the return journey. This format makes navigation straightforward and allows hikers to adjust their distance by turning back at any point. The trail is situated within White River National Forest, one of Colorado's most visited national forests, known for its diverse landscapes and access to mountain scenery. The Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District manages this area, overseeing maintenance and trail conditions. For trip planning, note that exact elevation gain data is not currently available. Contact the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District directly for current trail conditions, seasonal closures, or detailed elevation information before heading out. Weather in the Colorado high country can change rapidly, so prepare accordingly regardless of season.
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