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Colorado
2.9 mi
Distance
354 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Powerline
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The Powerline Trail is a 1.5-mile loop located in Colorado near the town of Colorado within Rio Grande National Forest, managed by the Saguache Ranger District. This short loop route makes it accessible for hikers seeking a quick outdoor excursion in the Rio Grande area. The trail follows a path alongside utility lines that cross through the national forest landscape. Its compact length and loop configuration allow hikers to complete the full route without retracing their steps, providing an efficient way to explore the local terrain. The trail is situated in the southern Colorado high country managed by Rio Grande National Forest, where visitors can experience the natural environment of the Saguache Ranger District. This route is suitable for those looking for a shorter hiking option in the area and offers a straightforward way to access Rio Grande National Forest trails without requiring extended time or distance commitment.
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