Green’s Creek Trail
The Green’s Creek Hike is a unique adventure in the San Isabel National Forest. Exhibiting the diversity of the Colorado wilderness, this path travels through aspen groves, expansive meadows, pine forests, and along an ambient stream. If you are craving a change from the area’s typical summit treks, then give the Green’s Creek Trail a shot.
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Route Description for Green’s Creek Trail
Immerse yourself deep into the wilderness along the Green’s Creek Trail. Admire the diversity of the flora and fauna as you get your blood pumping. Located in the sub-alpine terrain, this trek presents the ideal opportunity to spot moose, deer, and even bears! If you are worried about an unwelcome encounter with wildlife, then consider wearing a bear bell! This versatile adventure can also be enjoyed year-round! Once the snow falls, tack on a pair of snowshoes and enjoy a different perspective.
Embark on your journey along the Green’s Creek Trail from the trailhead off the Green Creek Road. From here, the woodland path will guide hikers southwestward. As you travel through the forested gulch, you will get the odd sight of the Sawatch Mountain summits peeking through the tree breaks. Revel in the beauty of the scenery and enjoy the sounds of the gurgling waters as you walk. Be mindful of your footing on the rocky terrain, you wouldn’t want a rolled ankle!
As you near the trail’s end the terrain will become increasingly exposed, rewarding you with better views of the mountainous landscape. You will encounter your turnaround point at the intersection with the Colorado Trail Segment 15. Here, turn around and backtrack along the path to the trailhead.
Getting to the Green’s Creek Trail Trailhead
The Green’s Creek Trail is accessed via the trailhead off Green Creek Road.
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