West Maroon #1970

Equestrian Center
Pitkin County, CO
West Maroon #1970

ALERT: Due to recent bear activity, bear canisters are required for all backpackers in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. West Maroon Trail #1970 starts at Maroon Lake and climbs through aspen trees to Crater Lake. Take the left fork at Crater Lake. After the lake the trail follows the stream for a short distance and then enters the forest. Upon emerging from the forest you will cross a rocky scree field. The first stream crossing is in a little over three miles. The trail climbs through fore...

Maroon Creek Trail, Pitkin County, CO

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Reservation
recommended
Max Stay
Overnight
Horse Accommodations
✕ Stalls
✕ Paddocks
✕ Pasture turnout
✕ Run-in sheds
Water: Hose bibs
Hay: Byo only
✕ Wash rack
Trailer & Vehicle
Parking: Not specified · Gravel
✕ Pull-through
✕ Electric
✕ Water hookup
✕ Dump station
✕ Overnight in LQ
✕ Fuel nearby
Safety & Health
✓ Coggins required
✕ Health cert required
✕ Quarantine area
Human Amenities
Restrooms: None
✕ Showers
Lodging: None
✕ Food nearby
✕ WiFi
✕ Laundry
Exercise & Recreation
✕ Arena
✕ Round pen
✓ Trail access
Policies
✕ Stallions welcome
Dogs: Leash only
✕ 24-hour access
✕ Liability waiver
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