Tumble Creek Trail is a wilderness trail just outside of Buena Vista, Colorado, that spends the majority of its time in the trees as it winds between 12,000 and 13,000 foot peaks. At this spot (a little over 11,000 feet elevation), the trail breaks into an open meadow with views of the Buffalo Peaks and the Collegiate Peaks Wilderness areas.

The running is spectacular through the meadows, and you can easily tie into other wilderness trails using this trail.

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Elevation 3,400 m

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Location: Park County, Colorado, United States

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1. Tumble Creek Trail — Buffalo Peaks Wilderness

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