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Colorado
7.1 mi
Distance
1,303 ft
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Inside Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
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Mummy Pass
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Mummy Pass is a 7.1-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado's Front Range near Estes Park. The route gains 1,303 feet of elevation, making it a moderate day hike suitable for hikers with some fitness experience. The trail ascends through montane forest and subalpine terrain, offering views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. Mummy Pass itself sits at the saddle between Mummy Mountain and Ypsilon Mountain, providing scenic vistas of Rocky Mountain National Park's interior landscape. The out-and-back format means hikers can turn around at the pass for a full 7.1-mile journey or adjust their turnaround point based on fitness level and conditions. The steady elevation gain is distributed throughout the hike rather than concentrated in one section. This trail is managed as part of the designated wilderness area and is accessible year-round, though snow and ice can make it challenging in winter months. Spring runoff and summer thunderstorms are common considerations for timing your hike. The trail provides a quieter alternative to some of the more heavily trafficked routes in the region while still delivering substantial mountain scenery.
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