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Colorado
6.3 mi
Distance
860 ft
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Inside Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
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Miller Fork
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Miller Fork is a 3.1-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District of White River National Forest. The route gains 860 feet in elevation, making it a moderate hike suitable for hikers with basic fitness levels. The loop format allows hikers to experience varied terrain and scenery without retracing their steps, providing a more engaging outdoor experience. Situated within White River National Forest, this trail offers access to the natural landscape managed by the US Forest Service. The elevation gain is distributed throughout the route, with sections of steady climbing that reward hikers with views characteristic of the Colorado high country. The 3.1-mile distance makes this an accessible option for hikers seeking a half-day adventure without the time commitment of longer trails in the region. Miller Fork is maintained by the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District, ensuring regular upkeep of the trail system. Hikers should be prepared for moderate elevation changes and typical mountain terrain. This trail provides a solid option for visitors exploring White River National Forest and the surrounding Colorado backcountry.
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