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Colorado
11.5 mi
Distance
2,468 ft
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Inside Rocky Mountain National Park
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Glacier Gorge Trail
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Glacier Gorge Trail is a 5.7-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado that offers substantial elevation gain of 2,468 feet. This trail is ideal for hikers seeking a moderate to strenuous workout with scenic Colorado mountain terrain. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at any point, making it flexible for various fitness levels, though the cumulative elevation gain should be considered when planning your outing. The trail traverses through the rwn wilderness area and is maintained by the rwn managing agency. The significant elevation gain means hikers should prepare for steep sections and allow adequate time for the ascent and descent. This trail is best suited for those with moderate hiking experience and good cardiovascular fitness. Proper preparation is essential, including plenty of water, appropriate footwear for steep terrain, and weather-appropriate clothing. The Colorado location means weather can change rapidly, so checking conditions before heading out is recommended. The 5.7-mile distance combined with the elevation gain typically requires 4-6 hours for most hikers to complete the full route.
Bear Lake
~1 min drive
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Bear Lake Trail
~1 min drive
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Fern Lake Trail
~1 min drive
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Sprague Lake
~3 min drive
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Hollowell Park
~5 min drive
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North Longs Peak Trail
~5 min drive
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~7 min drive
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~8 min drive
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~11 min drive
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~12 min drive
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