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Stanley Rim Trail (722)

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Length

3.6 Miles 5.8 Kilometers


Singletrack

Elevation

194' 59 m

Ascent

-672' -205 m

Descent

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

17%

Max Grade (10°)

9,368' 2,855 m

High

8,846' 2,696 m

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“A 3.5-mile trail from Schubarth Road (FS 307) to Stanley Reservoir.”

— Allen Tanner
GPX File — Driving Directions

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Description

This trail begins off of Schubarth Road (307) at 3.7 miles. From there, it descends towards Stanley Reservoir on flowing singletrack. The first few miles are at an easy grade, and at mile one, it meets with the Backdoor Trail (TR 723), a connector to Rampart Reservoir. At about mile two, it begins to descend to the reservoir, with steeper grades, but nothing sustained or too challenging. It meets with Trail 721 and Stanley Canyon Trail (707), and can be traveled as part of a loop.

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Land Manager: USFS - Pikes Peak Ranger District

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in Woodland Park

#1,557

in Colorado

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