Dogs Leashed
E-Bikes
Not Allowed
ANNUAL CLOSURE of the North Elk Trail area occurs from March 1st thru June 15th for wildlife protection and to prevent damage during mud season.
Need to Know
Land Manager:
South Platte Ranger District, Pike National Forest
30403 Kings Valley DR. STE. 2-115
Conifer, CO, 80433
303.275.5610
While E-bikes are permitted within the borders of nearby Staunton State Park, please note that E-bikes are not allowed on any non-motorized trails situated on National Forest System Lands. This trail is located on National Forest System Land.
E-bikes are only allowed on motorized routes as displayed on the local motor vehicle use map; found here:
fs.usda.gov/detail/psicc/ma…
Description
The upper trail splits off the Cub Creek Trail at just over 10,000' and descends through some rock gardens and forest. There are a few rock features that can be tricky when climbing this trail, and fun when coming down! Also, lots of rocks and roots to put a little air under your tires if you want! Keep an eye out when climbing, and make note for the descent. Everything within reason can be rolled over.
The trail continues south towards a lower junction with
Bugling Elk Trail, or drops you off on doubletrack (Shadow Mountain Rd #103) that also returns to Bugling Elk.
Contacts
Shared By:
Kevan Dee
with improvements
by s platte
and 1 other
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