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South Brush Creek Trail #1355, CO

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Difficulty 5 of 5
Distance Round Trip 4.6 miles
Trailhead Elevation 9,299 feet
Elevation Gain 3,517 feet
Accumulated Gain 3,676 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 22.98
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Sun  5:35am - 6:26pm
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    Lake Creek Road # 198, (turn west off of SH 69 just outside of the town of Hillside) follow the dirt road for about two miles, turn left at the Forest Service sign for Brush Lakes. The road is very rocky but is negotiable in a 2-wheel drive vehicle. Take this road all the way to the end (that is where the trailhead is and also the Rainbow Trail). Please be aware that you are traveling through private property on this section of road. This is also the access location for Brush Lakes trail. Follow the Rainbow Trail, traveling south, for approximately 5 miles to the junction of South Brush trail. From this junction it is about 7 miles to Banjo Lake. The trail is moderate for hiking, and 5 miles in length.
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