Trail Description:
The trail ends at Agnes Vaille Falls, a small waterfall that cascades from a rocky shelf below Mt. Princeton (14,197 feet). The trail is short and considered relatively easy for most hikers.
Hiking the
Agnes Vaille Trail No. 1443:
Interpretive signs detailing the history of the falls and nearby attractions are located along the trail. Hikers should avoid climbing on unstable rock near the base of the falls. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views of Mt. Antero (14,269 feet) by looking south from the trail. A camera is a must for this hike!!
Specific Hiking and Trail Information for the Agnes Vaille Trail No. 1443
Best Seasons: Summer to Fall
Length of Trail: 2 miles or less
Elevation at Trailhead: 8720 feet
Range of elevation encoutered on the hike: 8720 to 9000 feet
Estimated Difficulty (Forest Service Estimate): Easy
Travel Information
Trailhead Directions: From Nathrop, (Highway 285), travel west on County Road 162 from approximately 6 miles. The trailhead is located on the north side of CR 162 just across from Chalk Lake campground.
For more information on this hike
National Forest: Pike & San Isabel National Forests Cimarron & Comanche National Grasslands
Local Office: Pike & San Isabel National Forests Cimarron & Comanche National Grasslands
Address:
325 Rainbow Blvd.
Salida, CO, 81201
719-539-3591
|
