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Bartlett Trail

The Bartlett Trail is about 12.1 miles long starting elevation is 8,000 feet and gains 3,580 feet to 11,580 feet elevation. The South Apache Trail ties into the Bartlett Trail. This trail is moderate for hiking.



 The Basics

Location: 30 miles south of Pueblo
Setting: Mountainous
Difficulty: Intermediate
Length: 24.2 mile roundtrip
Elevation: 3,600 feet
Trailhead Elevation: 8,000 feet
Time to Allow: 2 days
Season: Summer - Fall
Visitor Use:
Map: USGS Quads: San Isabel and Hayden Butte


 Directions to Trailhead

The first Trailhead is located near the town of Rye, Colorado (Rye is 30 miles south of Pueblo) southwest of State Highway 165. Head West through the town of Rye on main street, then left on Boulder, Then left on Graneros road, right on Hunter, then right on Baxter.

The second Trailhead is located off Forest Service Road # 369. To get to F.S. #369 travel on State Highway 165 to Ophir Creek Forest Service Road # 360. Travel on F.S. Road #360 for 12 miles, then left on Greenhorn Road F.S. #369 to the end of the road which is about 17 miles.


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