Name: St. Mary's Trail
Rating: 3.6

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All Clear 75 days ago

Dry - Clear and dry all the way to the top! History

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“A flowy descent with a few technical sections. ”

— Mike Reisenleiter

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Description

This can be ridden up and back, or can be connected with other trails in the area. The trail is flowy and fun, and most of the technical sections have a few different lines. Like most trails in the Pikes Peak region, the decomposed granite creates a loose over hard pack soil. Be careful! Hikers love this trail, you should too, though!

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Pike & San Isabel National Forests Office

Aug 13, 2018: San Carlos District Ranger Permanent Outreach Notice

Aug 13, 2018: PSICC Physical Resources Staff Officer Detail Permanent Outreach Notice

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Trail Ratings

3.6 from 10 votes

#7

in Cheyenne Canyon

#6790

Overall

3.6 from 10 votes

5 Star		20%
4 Star		40%
3 Star		20%
2 Star		20%
1 Star		0%

Rankings

#7

in Cheyenne Canyon

#766

in Colorado

#6,790

Overall

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1,200 Since Mar 27, 2015

Intermediate/Difficult

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Photos

A nice waterfall on St. Mary's Trail!

Looking down Buffalo Canyon.

Colorado Springs from St. Mary's Falls.

St Mary's Falls

1 Comment

Craig Stevens

St Mary's should be rated separately, for the top and for the bottom. Top, which I would never ride up, is steep with lots of difficult technical sections that would prove very tough for intermediate riders. The bottom section below the falls can be ridden very fast and has great "flow". I suggest riding up Gold Camp to the connector and hit the bottom section for a fun not too stressful day. Aug 24, 2017

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3.5 Miles 5.7 Kilometers Singletrack	2' 1 m Ascent -2,143' -653 m Descent
12% Avg Grade (7°) 40% Max Grade (22°)	9,902' 3,018 m High 7,761' 2,366 m Low

St. Mary's Trail

3.5 Miles 5.7 Kilometers

Singletrack

2' 1 m

-2,143' -653 m

12%

40%

9,902' 3,018 m

7,761' 2,366 m

Shared By Mike Reisenleiter

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