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Colorado
5.0 mi
Distance
1,609 ft
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Wolverine Bypass
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Wolverine Bypass is a 5.0-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, managed by the White River National Forest's Aspen-Sopris Ranger District. This trail offers hikers a straightforward route through White River National Forest terrain, making it accessible for those seeking a moderate day hike in the area. The out-and-back format means hikers will travel 2.5 miles to the turnaround point before retracing their steps for a total distance of 5.0 miles. The trail is maintained by the US Forest Service, ensuring reliable trail conditions for visitors. Wolverine Bypass provides access to the scenic landscapes characteristic of the Aspen-Sopris area, one of Colorado's popular outdoor recreation zones. Whether you're passing through the region or planning a day trip from nearby communities, this trail offers a moderate hiking option with manageable distance. For current trail conditions, seasonal closures, or additional details about parking and trailhead access, contact the Aspen-Sopris Ranger District directly before your visit.
Blue Ridge
~2 min drive
7.1 mi · Hard
Bowen Gul Og Interp Trl
~4 min drive
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Bowen-Baker Trailhead
~10 min drive
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Lower Soda Pass
~12 min drive
5.1 mi · Moderate
North Supply Loop
~3 min drive
6.3 mi · Hard
Scenic Route
~5 min drive
1.4 mi · Easy
Harbison Meadows
~11 min drive
<p>This picnic area on the edge of Harbison Meadows offers covered and uncovered picnic tables.</p> <p>The beautiful view across the meadow may have been one of the most important factors in convincing Kitty and Annie Harbison to homestead there. In 1896, the sisters started h…
Cascade Chute
~2 min drive
3.4 mi · Moderate
Pony Park
~4 min drive
8.5 mi · Hard
South Supply
~7 min drive
3.0 mi · Easy
