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Steep and loose 4x4 road climb up Mt. Antero with access to Little Browns Creek Trail #1430.


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Map Key

7.0

Miles

11.2

KM

Doubletrack

13,056' 3,980 m

High

10,875' 3,315 m

Low

2,248' 685 m

Up

1,806' 550 m

Down

11%

Avg Grade (6°)

34%

Max Grade (19°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Allowed

Description

This road begins at a creek crossing and T's off from Baldwin Creek Road #277. It's steep and loose right of the gate. And the difficulty continues all the way up to Mt. Antero. ATV's, 4x4 vehicles, and motos are common, which also means there are options to get to the top other than pedaling/hiking... if you have a capable vehicle.

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Shared By:

Matt Giaraffa with improvements by Steve Snigs

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#2,081

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#22,695

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Mt. Antero by Bike (and Foot) // Colorado 14ers
Feb 14, 2021 near Alpine , CO
Climbing FS278 at 13,100'.
Aug 6, 2017 near Alpine , CO
13,100', the highest point if you climbed up FS277 to FS278 to get here.  Mt White is in the near background.  Little Brown's starts in the saddle.
Aug 6, 2017 near Alpine , CO
Merging onto the Jeep roads at the trails summit
Oct 27, 2021 near Alpine , CO
Climbing FS278, approaching 13,000'.  Those switchbacks are actually easier than the road immediately below them.
Aug 6, 2017 near Alpine , CO
Pushing up OHV trail looking at Mt White
Aug 29, 2020 near Alpine , CO

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