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King Solomon Mountain, CO

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Difficulty 5 of 5
Distance One Way 3 miles
Trailhead Elevation 13,191 feet
Elevation Gain 2,840 feet
Accumulated Gain 2,900 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 12.66
 Interest Off-Trail Hiking, Historic, Perennial Waterfall, Perennial Creek & Peak
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Routes 17,472
Photos 24
Trips 1 map ( 6 miles )
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Sun  5:44am - 6:34pm
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The Trail starts in Cunningham Gulch and Steeply climbs up Dives Basin. Finding the trail head could be difficult. Find a way across the creek and if you cannot find the trail, just start heading up and you will intersect it. This trail in unmaintained and fades oin and out once your high into the basin. The trail will lead to the saddle between King Solomon and Little Giant Peak. This saddle has many interesting crystals covering it. From the saddle make your way northeast up the ridge line of king Solomon Mtn. The Ridge is an easy scramble up to the thin peak.





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    From Silverton take rd 110 heading towards Cinnamon Pass. Take a right up Cunningham Gulch. The trail is near a camp site near the back of the valley. The trail head can be hard to find. If you look hard enough you will see a trail heading up the mountain.
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