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Colorado
6.7 mi
Distance
572 ft
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Inside San Juan National Forest
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Millset (Snow)
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Millset Snow Trail is a 6.7-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within Rio Grande National Forest's Divide Ranger District. The trail gains 572 feet of elevation throughout the route, making it a moderate day hike suitable for hikers with basic fitness levels. This trail is managed by the Rio Grande National Forest Divide Ranger District, which maintains the path and provides updates on trail conditions. The out-and-back format means hikers will retrace their steps on the return journey, covering approximately 13.4 miles total if completing the full route. The trail's name suggests seasonal considerations, particularly snow coverage during winter months. Hikers planning to visit should check current conditions with the Divide Ranger District, as snow presence may affect accessibility and difficulty ratings depending on the season. The relatively modest elevation gain combined with the moderate distance makes this a reasonable option for hikers seeking a half-day outing in the Rio Grande National Forest.
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