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A nice lollipop loop close to Woodland Park.


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Map Key

4.9

Miles

7.8

KM

Point to Point

9,327' 2,843 m

High

8,597' 2,620 m

Low

843' 257 m

Up

652' 199 m

Down

6%

Avg Grade (3°)

19%

Max Grade (11°)

Dogs Off-leash

Features Birding · Fall Colors · River/Creek · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Description

The first mile is nearly level, leading North out of Woodland Park along the edge of the timber. Then it crosses a stream and forks where a sign describes the loop ahead as being 3 3/4 miles. Turning right and traveling upstream along a narrow meadow for about 1.5 miles. Climbing to the top of the ridge, it loops back to the west along the ridge, offering spectacular views of Pikes Peak and Ute Pass. The descent from this ridge is the steepest section. Turn right at the fork and you are on your way back.

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Shared By:

Brian Smith with improvements by Phil Elser and 1 other

Trail Ratings

  3.9 from 13 votes

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in Lovell Gulch

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in Lovell Gulch

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in Colorado

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Photos

The majestic mountain view of Pikes Peak.
Jun 27, 2020 near Woodlan…, CO
Fresh bear markings on the aspens.
Jun 27, 2020 near Woodlan…, CO
Colorado Mtn Club Group Orienteering Training
Apr 11, 2015 near Woodlan…, CO
Rock Formations and blue skies
Jun 27, 2020 near Woodlan…, CO
Kiddo running with joy!
Apr 7, 2015 near Woodlan…, CO

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Sep 23, 2023
Donna Rooke
Jun 21, 2022
Mike Anderson
Pleasant hike. Not technical. Well maintained.Went CCW and added White Gulch for some additional variety and to move off of the fire toad section. 6.5mi
Jun 20, 2022
Marcus D
Jan 8, 2022
Chris Rice
Oct 16, 2021
Mike Zaczyk
Jul 17, 2021
Jeremy Millar
5.9mi
Feb 22, 2021
Cindy Franquemont
Oct 3, 2020
Mike Kruger
"this is the greatest trail ever." - Naomi. The caves were a huge hit. David uprooted a dozen+ trees. One punched him back. Saw two does. 5mi — 4h 00m
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