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Colorado
1.7 mi
Distance
433 ft
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Narrow Gauge
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Narrow Gauge is a short out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Mancos within the San Juan National Forest. The trail spans 0.4 miles, making it an ideal option for hikers seeking a brief outing or those with limited time. Managed by the San Juan National Forest's Mancos-Dolores Ranger District, this trail provides access to the forested landscape characteristic of the San Juan Mountains region. The exact elevation gain is not documented, though the trail's minimal distance suggests modest elevation changes. The out-and-back format allows hikers to explore the trail at their own pace and return via the same route. This trail configuration is well-suited for families, those new to hiking, or anyone looking for a quick nature walk in the area. For current conditions, trail maintenance updates, and any seasonal closures, contact the Mancos-Dolores Ranger District directly. Always check local conditions before heading out and come prepared with appropriate gear for mountain weather, which can change rapidly in this region.
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