San Luis Valley Campground
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Colorado
4.8 mi
Distance
690 ft
Gain
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Inside Rio Grande National Forest
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Phantom Terrace
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Phantom Terrace is a 4.9-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within the San Juan National Forest under the management of the Gunnison Ranger District. This moderately-distanced route offers hikers an accessible option for exploring the San Juan range without requiring a full-day commitment. The trail's name hints at its destination—a scenic terrace area that rewards the round-trip effort. As an out-and-back route, the return journey follows the same path, making navigation straightforward for hikers of varying experience levels. The San Juan National Forest encompasses over 1.8 million acres of diverse terrain, ranging from high alpine peaks to forested valleys. Trails in this region typically feature mountain vistas, wildflower meadows, and opportunities to spot wildlife native to Colorado's high country. For current conditions, trail access details, and any seasonal closures, contact the Gunnison Ranger District directly. Phantom Terrace provides a solid option for those seeking a moderate hike in Colorado's southwestern mountains.
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