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At an elevation of 10,000 feet, Kenosha Pass offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It is also a trailhead for the Colorado Trail, therefore, you will find a trail register here. If you want to grab a bite or charge your devices, this is a good spot to hitch into the town of Jefferson, which is just 4.3 miles south of here.

Hoosier Pass is a mice mountain climb to begin from Breckenridge. The road has a decent sized shoulder on the way up and you are rewarded with mountain views once you reach the switchbacks. In the winter they do a good job of clearing the roads, but there is quite a bit of sand.

This trailhead along the Colorado Trail marks the beginning (or end) of Section 6. It is located right at the Kenosha Pass.

Burning Bear Trail and Abyss Lake Trail share the same trailhead. Burning Bear is completely in Pike National Forest, while Abyss Lake heads into the Mount Evans Wilderness. There are different rules of travel for these two areas, and there is signage at the trailhead explaining the different rules for the different recreational areas.

Guanella Pass sits at 11,669 feet in elevation & offers incredible views, especially in the fall when the aspens are changing. The pass separates two National Forests, the Arapaho & Pike, so there are also many camping and recreational opportunities in the area.

Pioneer town of early mining days and important junction of the historic Colorado railway system.

Pine Grove is a small rustic town sitting just outside of Pine Junction, a much larger town. Located along the Platte River, this mountain town is surrounded by green parks and national forest.

Lake George is just west of Ute Pass and got its start as a stage stop before becoming a hub for the Colorado Midland Railroad. Today it is known for world-class trout fishing.