The Dry St. Vrain Trail heads gradually downhill for about 1.5 miles, approximately following an intermittent tributary of the North Saint Vrain Creek (hence the nam eof the trail). It ends at North Saint Vrain Creek where there are ample wildlife viewing opportunities, beautiful wildflowers in the spring, and rocky outcroppings to explore and scramble. This easy hike has gotten increasingly popular over the years so be sure arrive early to ensure parking and be considerate of other users.

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Elevation 2,030 m

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Location: Boulder County, Colorado, United States

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