Farris Creek

11.3 mi

Distance

1,320 ft

Gain

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What we do know

Inside Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests
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Out & back

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Farris Creek

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Elevation & route

Distance: 11.3 mi
Elevation gain: 1,320 ft

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Permits & access

Managing agency: Routt NF — Hahns Peak/Bears Ears RD

About this trail

Farris Creek is an 11.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado within Routt National Forest's Hahns Peak/Bears Ears Ranger District. The route features 1,320 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately challenging day hike suitable for those with solid endurance. The trail follows Farris Creek through the national forest landscape, offering hikers the opportunity to experience the terrain managed by the Routt NF. With its out-and-back format, you'll return via the same route, allowing for flexibility in how far you venture before turning around. The total distance of 11.4 miles combined with the elevation gain creates a substantial workout, so come prepared with adequate water and proper footwear. The trail is maintained by Routt National Forest staff, ensuring reasonable conditions throughout the season. Best visited during warmer months when snow doesn't obstruct the path, Farris Creek provides a solid hiking option for those exploring the Hahns Peak/Bears Ears area of northern Colorado.