Siamese Twins Trail

0.5 mi

Distance

100 ft

Gain

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What we do know

Inside Pike and San Isabel National Forests
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
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What's missing

No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it

Quick trip — under 2 mi

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Elevation & route

Distance: 0.5 mi
Elevation gain: 100 ft

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Permits & access

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About this trail

Siamese Twins Trail is a short out-and-back hike located in Colorado on federally managed land. The trail covers 0.5 miles with 100 feet of elevation gain, making it an accessible option for hikers of varying abilities. The modest distance and elevation change allow visitors to complete this route quickly, whether as a standalone outing or as part of a broader day of exploration in the area. This trail is managed by a federal agency, ensuring maintenance and public access. The out-and-back format means hikers will retrace their steps on the return journey, providing a straightforward navigation experience. With its minimal distance and elevation profile, Siamese Twins Trail is well-suited for families, those seeking a quick nature walk, or visitors looking to add a supplementary hike to their itinerary. The trail's location on federal land offers the opportunity to experience Colorado's landscape while supporting public outdoor recreation access.