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September 10, 2017

Kenosha Pass North, Colorado Trail Segment #6, Pike National Forest, Front Range (3 mi (RT); 690 ft elevation gain)

August 30, 2017

Epaulet Mountain 13,523 ft, Mount Evans Wilderness, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (1.9 mi (RT); 600 ft elevation gain)

August 17, 2017

East Ridge of Pacific Peak, White River National Forest, Tenmile Range (8 mi (RT); 4,170 ft elevation gain)

Pacific Tarn, White River National Forest, Tenmile Range (8.4 mi (RT); 2,800 ft elevation gain)

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FEATURED HIKES: AUTUMN IN COLORADO
PART I - ASPEN SEASON

Fall is just about here. Over the next few weeks (until the beginning of October) the aspen groves will be turning yellow, gold, and orange and the ever popular leaf peeping tradition will continue. As a Colorado hiker, you'll be able to beat the crowds and experience the spleandor of autumn in the backcountry. Here are a few suggestions to skip the crowds and soak in the color. Click here for more suggestions.

Threemile Creek Trail, Mt. Evans Wilderness, Pike National Forest (4.2+ mi (RT); 875 ft elevation gain)

Mineral Mountain Trail, Roosevelt National Forest, Front Range (3+ mi (RT); 846 ft elevation gain)

Devils Canyon Road, Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (3 mi (RT); 696 ft elevation gain)

Griffith Mountain (11,568 ft), Arapaho National Forest, Front Range (5.9 mi (RT); 2,773 ft elevation gain)

COLORADO HIKING NEWS

August 23, 2017 - HANGING LAKE USE PLAN - PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD OPEN - The U.S. Forest Service is currently accepting public comment on the proposed Hanging Lake Area Management Plan which may limit the usage of the extremely popular Hanging Lake Trail in Glenwood Canyon in order to protect and conserve the fragile environment. Click here for the full article from the Denver Post and follow this link to submit comments: cara.ecosystem-management.org/Public/CommentInput?Project=50479.

CULEBRA PEAK, 14,053 FT, SOLD! - The ranch property that includes Culebra Peak (14,053 ft), as well as numerous 13,000+ peaks, has been sold to an unknown buyer. The ranch currently operates by a limited permit system for hikers seeking to climb the 14'er but the new owner's intent for future public access is unknown. Click HERE for the full article.