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2 miles |
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9,116 feet |
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100 feet |
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200 feet |
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2013-09-27 |
Colorado Fall Colours 2013 |
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2013-06-14 |
Colorado Trek - June 2013 |
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2012-09-29 |
Colorado Fall Colours 2012 |
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 Running through private property and ranches County Road 7 ends in the Uncompahgre National Forest below Mount Sneffels. County Road 7 ends at the Blue Lakes TH, but just before the dead end there is an open meadow offering stellar views of Teakettle and Cirque Mountains. If you explore the meadows surrounding the East Fork of Dallas Creek, you will encounter multiple beaver ponds. There is a Forest Service toilet located at the end of the side road following the split-rail fence separating the meadows from CR#7. Site offers some choice campsites. |
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