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Colorado
21.6 mi
Distance
23 ft
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Rampart Reservoir
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Rampart Reservoir is a 21.6-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest, managed by the Divide Ranger District. This extended route offers hikers and backpackers the opportunity to explore the high country terrain surrounding the reservoir. The trail's length and out-and-back structure make it suitable for experienced hikers seeking a full-day or multi-day adventure. The trail accesses the Rampart Reservoir area, a destination known for its alpine scenery and mountain setting within the San Juan National Forest. Visitors should come prepared for variable mountain conditions and bring adequate water and supplies for the full distance. The trail's remote location within the Divide Ranger District means limited facilities along the route. For current conditions, specific difficulty ratings, seasonal closures, or detailed trailhead information, contact the San Juan National Forest Divide Ranger District directly. The area's high elevation and mountain terrain require proper planning and experience before attempting this challenging route.
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