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howard trail

2.2 mi

Distance

854 ft

Gain

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Elevation & route

Distance
2.2 mi
Elevation gain
854 ft
Elevation loss
550 ft
Highest point
6,698 ft
Lowest point
5,861 ft

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About this trail

Howard Trail is a 2.22-mile route in Colorado with 854 feet of elevation gain. It is managed by State Fish and Wildlife.

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