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Colorado Trail: Searle Pass Mountain Bike Trail

Copper, Colorado

MTB TRAIL STATS

Avg Rating: 4 trail reviews
Status: Open
updated 8/20/07 by Lancefan
Difficulty: Expert bike trail Expert
Length: 13 miles Global Rank: #Not yet ranked.
Tread: Singletrack Configuration: Out & Back
Ridden: 13 Wishlist: 10
Elevation Gain/Loss:
+3,626/-144 ft
 
 
This trail is part of the Colorado Trail trail system.
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Description: Start the trail under the American Flyer Lift. You will pass a few intersections. At mile 2.6 you will cross Guller Creek. Later up the climb you will pass Janet's Cabin and then summit at mile 6.6. You can either turn around here or continue a little farther to Kokomo Pass. You will climb to get to the top of the pass and will climb again on the way back.
added on August 20, 2007 by Lancefan
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TRAIL REVIEWS   review this trail


  
reviewed by pdinsurance on October 3, 2010

This is a very hard climb with very little relief going up. The trail includes alot of technical sections, couple washed out sections, and the tundra riding is very narrow, and not to mention that the entire climb is steep. You will find yourself doing a little bit of hike-a-bike. Trail is very well marked, and is an epic ride.

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reviewed by bonkedagain on September 15, 2008

This trail is worth a ride. You can do it as an out-and-back or go all the way to Camp Hale. Most of the route is rideable, although you may end up pushing when you get to the tops of the passes.

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reviewed by skibum on October 7, 2007

This is a fantastic ride. There's only about 2,500 feet of elevation gain, but when you're starting at almost 10,000 ft, that can really hurt. The alpine woodlands keep you company until you burst out above treeline and get to the gorgeous, million mile views. Although not that long, bring an extra Clif Bar and be prepared for the long haul. Also be prepared for rain/sleet/snow/lightning, even in August. This one rates high on the adventure scale.

* Review edited 10/7/2007

Similar Trail: Any other (legal) portion of the Colorado Trail in the area.


  
reviewed by Lancefan on August 20, 2007

I haven't ridden all of theis trail but what I have ridden is great.

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