Geyser Trail
The Geyser Trail is a great family-friendly route in Colorado that will take you uphill through the forest to reach the location of a natural geyser. While out hiking the trail, you will work your way up a wooded slope through a plentiful amount of birch trees, before taking in the views of the bubbling geyser. If you are looking for a secluded adventure in the San Juan Mountains, then this is an ideal trail.
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Route Description for Geyser Trail
Although it is a bit out of the way to access, the Geyser Trail is an awesome hiking route to explore if you find yourself in this secluded part of the San Juan Mountains, as you will be able to meander through the beautiful forests and take in the views of an interesting natural feature.
Setting out from the parking area, you will head to the southeast and cross over the West Dolores River, before entering into the dense cover of the forest. Here, you will climb uphill alongside the banks of Geyser Creek, enjoying the views of the surrounding birch trees as you make your way to the geyser. Once there, you can pause for a quick rest and experience the bubbling waters of this fascinating geological feature, before heading back downhill on the return to the trailhead.
Getting to the Geyser Trail Trailhead
The starting point for the Geyser Trail can be found along Dunton Road, just 3.5 km southwest of the Dunton Hot Springs.
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