Keyser Ridge offers panoramic views as you gain elevation and travel along the trail. There are a few campsites along the trail, with the biggest perk being the access to multiple recreational trails along its length. The panoramic views would be especially rewarding when the aspen leaves are changing colors. The abundance of trail spurs and recreational trails can keep you busy for a whole weekend outing.
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The trailhead is located along the [Keyser Creek Trail](http://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/633-keyser-creek)
From the west trailhead of the Keyser Creek Trail, go 0.9 miles east:
From the east trailhead of the Keyser Creek Trail, go 18.1 miles west:
NFSR 140 will be on the south side of the road. There is no parking area at the trailhead, but there is a wider area just past the first corner on the trail.
The Forest Service announced 06/29 that this trail and surrounding areas are closed for work on the Sugarloaf Fire. We will update this when the trail reopens.
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Hi, I'm Ryan!
I am a Colorado native and I've been wheeling since I was 16 years old. I grew up with a relentless passion for all things Jeep and off road related, and that passion has never died out. I am a member of the Mile-Hi Jeep Club, and currently own a customized '05 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (LJ) with a 5.7 Hemi swap.
I am a huge supporter of Stay the Trail and Tread Lightly, and have participated and even been in charge of many trail restoration projects. I have been a trail leader several times for events such as All-4-Fun, ColoradoFest, Set Them Free, 14er Fest, and others. I am also the creator of the Unlimited LJ Adventure.
My rig is built for extreme offroading, but I love to get my tires dirty on any kind of trail whether it's rock crawling or just scenic high Alpine drives. I've wheeled all over the country and love a great adventure, especially if I get to share those adventures with others.
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