Williams Creek Trail No. 587 is a 9.6 mile trail that connects to the Continental Divide Trail. It can be used as an out and back day trip or as an access point to the Continental Divide Trail for those who are backpacking. This hike begins in the San Juan National Forest just north of […]
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Coal Creek Trail Hike
Looking for a challenging and difficult hike? Coal Creek Trail is a point to point, 9-mile, hike climbing 3000 ft in elevation. The trail runs between East Fork Rd and Fawn Gulch Rd, and may be traversed in either direction. The trail reaches 10,500 ft before descending back down to the other side. Elevation Start: […]
Little Blanco Trail Hike
Little Blanco Trail is rated difficult due to the steep elevation climbs. However the scenic views are well worth the effort. The trail leads through several large aspen groves, so hiking the Little Blanco Trail during the fall is amazing. During the summer months, colorful wildflowers cover the landscape. The first two miles climb over […]
V Rock Trail Hike
The V Rock trail is a medium to advanced hike due to the steep elevation climb beginning the hike. The first mile and a half climbs over 1000ft requiring some steep climbing sections which will wear out most hikers. It’s never a problem to take a rest break before venturing onwards. Elevation Start: 9600 ft […]