Womens Forest Trail 375

Divide, Colorado

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Distance

5 miles

Elevation Gain

322 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Womens Forest Trail 375, located in Divide, Colorado, is a moderately challenging hiking trail. The trail spans approximately 5 miles, making it a suitable choice for intermediate hikers. The trail is known for its unique rock formations and dense forest areas, providing a diverse landscape for hikers to navigate. The trail features a small lake, which is a popular spot for rest and relaxation. The lake is surrounded by a variety of local flora, adding to the trail's visual appeal. The trail also offers views of the surrounding mountains, providing a rewarding vista for those who reach the higher points of the trail. Hikers are advised to wear sturdy footwear due to the trail's rocky terrain. It's also recommended to carry water and snacks, as there are limited facilities along the trail. Despite its challenges, Womens Forest Trail 375 offers a rewarding hike with a variety of natural features to enjoy.

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