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Jefferson Creek is a reliable water source along the Colorado Trail with plenty of nice spots to camp.

The Colorado Trail follows North Fork Lost Creek and a nearly flat meadow. This area is very scenic, and there are frequent moose sightings here.

There is a sign indicating the entrance and exit to the Lost Creek Wilderness area, and near this sign is a small trail registry with permits. Sign your information if you are considering dispersed camping in the wilderness area.

Rolling Creek Trailhead is where the Colorado Trail crosses Wellington Lake Road. It is a common spot for hikers to resupply at Bailey off-trail. This is also the point where the Colorado Trail segment 3 ends and segment 4 begins.

Long Gulch, in the Lost Creek Wilderness Area, is the end of the Colorado Trail segment 4 and the start of segment 5. This area has a reliable water source, dispersed camping, and a short spur access to Lost Park Road.

The campground is located next to Kenosha Pass and the Colorado Trail. A site on the campground is 20 Dollars, but there is a dispersed site just outside the gate. The host is cool with hikers staying there and using the pit toilets. There is a spigot as well.

Rock Creek is a nice reliable water source and a great place for a break. There is no shade directly at the water though.

There are a lot of nice campsites hidden in the trees and a small stream just north of the junction.