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Colorado
11.4 mi
Distance
1,126 ft
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Inside Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
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Signal Mountain
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Signal Mountain is an 11.4-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within White River National Forest's Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. The route gains 1,126 feet of elevation, making it a moderate trek suitable for hikers with solid endurance. The trail traverses White River National Forest terrain, offering access to the natural landscape managed by the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. As an out-and-back route, hikers will retrace the same path after reaching the turnaround point at Signal Mountain, providing a straightforward navigation experience. With nearly 5,700 feet of elevation at the trailhead and a maximum elevation gain of over 6,800 feet, this hike offers views from higher vantage points. The distance makes it a full-day commitment, requiring proper preparation with adequate water and supplies. This trail is managed by the US Forest Service and is part of the recreation opportunities available throughout White River National Forest. Conditions and accessibility may vary seasonally, so checking current trail status with the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District is recommended before your visit.
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