Tincup Pass (8.54 miles away)
St. Elmo, Colorado
Burma
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Burma is a quiet dirt trail in the trees separating Cottonwood Pass and Cumberland Pass. The trail begins at an easy-to-miss turn on Cottonwood Pass and ends at a campsite. Burma can also be combined with other trails to create an alternative route to the town of Tincup for drivers looking to stay off the pavement for as long as they can.
There are six obvious campsites along the trail, almost all in the trees with limited area views.
Under normal conditions, Burma is a dry and smooth dirt road. However, you may find muddy areas during the late spring/early summer and after recent precipitation. Any vehicle with a bit of clearance can easily drive this trail under normal conditions.
