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Colorado
13.4 mi
Distance
2,129 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside White River National Forest
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No access route mapped
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West Marvine
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West Marvine is a 6.6-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the South Platte Ranger District of Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The route features 2,129 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate to challenging day hike. The trail traverses the South Platte drainage area, offering access to the surrounding national forest landscape. As a loop configuration, hikers return to their starting point without retracing the same path, providing variety throughout the journey. Pike-San Isabel National Forest manages this trail as part of its extensive network of recreational routes. The South Platte Ranger District oversees maintenance and conditions in this region. This hike is suitable for hikers with moderate to good fitness levels due to the elevation gain spread across the 6.6-mile distance. The loop format makes it a practical choice for those seeking a complete circuit without backtracking.
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