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Upper Browns Creek 4x4

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  1. Areas
  2. CO
  3. …Central Rockies
  4. …San Isabel National Forest
  5. Mt. Antero Trails

“An arduous doubletrack that quickly passes above treeline while ascending toward Mt. Antero from Browns Lake. ”

Brian Smith
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2.6

Miles

4.2

KM

76%

Runnable

12,631' 3,850 m

High

11,317' 3,449 m

Low

1,381' 421 m

Up

66' 20 m

Down

10%

Avg Grade (6°)

25%

Max Grade (14°)

Dogs Leashed

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Description

This is a super steep doubletrack that can be used to link Browns Creek Trail #1429 to Little Browns Creek Trail #1430 or Mt. Antero 1A. From Browns Lake, the road climb is manageable at first before becoming extremely steep. The grade, combined with the elevation and loose tread make much of this road a difficult run.

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Land Manager: USFS - San Isabel National Forest, Leadville Ranger District

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in Mt. Antero Trails

#3,103

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