San Luis Valley Campground
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Colorado
7.1 mi
Distance
2,534 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Sangre de Cristo Wilderness
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Why you'll love it
Raspberry
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The Raspberry Trail is a 3.5-mile loop located in Colorado near the Grand Valley Ranger District of the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest. This trail offers a moderate outing for hikers seeking a complete circuit experience without needing to retrace their steps. The loop configuration makes it an efficient option for those wanting variety throughout their hike, as the changing scenery and perspectives from different directions can enhance the overall experience. Being situated within GMUG National Forest, the trail provides access to the landscape characteristic of this region. The trail is maintained by the Grand Valley Ranger District, which oversees recreation management and upkeep for the area. This ensures reasonable trail conditions for visitors. Hikers planning a visit should contact the Grand Valley Ranger District directly for current conditions, seasonal closures, and any recent trail updates, as details regarding elevation gain and specific terrain features are not documented here. The trail's proximity to the town of Colorado makes it reasonably accessible for day hiking.
S. Zapata
~3 min drive
9.7 mi · Hard
Zapata
~6 min drive
3.7 mi · Moderate
Mosca Pass
~11 min drive
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Medano Creek
~12 min drive
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N. Fork Zapata
~4 min drive
1.9 mi · Hard
Willow Lake
~42 min drive
9.7 mi · Moderate
Sand Creek Basin
~35 min drive
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High Dune on First Ridge
~12 min drive
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Lily Lake
~7 min drive
6.6 mi · Hard
Phantom Terrace
~48 min drive
An expert singletrack out-and-back in Colorado connecting to Venable Peak and Spring Mountain, spanning 4.85 miles of technical terrain.
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San Luis Valley Campground
Hiking business nearby (~45 mi away) — hasn't claimed their Roamze page yet