NFSR 815.1

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Status:	Seasonal Closure
Typically Open:	06/15 - 11/15
Length:	0.36 miles
Highest Elevation:	10728 feet
Duration:	About 15 minutes
Shape of Trail:	Out & Back
Best Direction to Travel:	N/A
Nearest Town:	Grand Lake
Nearest Town w/ Services:	Grand Lake
Official Road Name:	815.1
Management Agency:	Arapaho National Forest
District:	Sulphur Ranger District

Highlights

The end of the trail stops at a campsite that would be able to hold a vehicle or two. If you have more than two vehicles with you, it will be almost impossible to turn around and stay the trail. Please stay the trail.

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Route Information

Technical Rating

( EASY - MODERATE )

Waypoints

1. Trailhead (0 mi)

Beginning of trail off of the [Stillwater Pass Trail](http://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/640-stillwater-pass)

Directions to Trailhead

Starting Point: Stillwater Pass Trail

NFSR 815.1 is an out and back that is accessed from the [Stillwater Pass Trail](http://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/640-stillwater-pass). The NFSR 815.1 trailhead is located 9.1 miles from the east trailhead of Stillwater Pass, and 10.8 miles from the west trailhead of Stillwater Pass.

Camping

Dispersed

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Writer Information

Ryan Boudreau

Mapping Crew - Colorado

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, Patrol 16 Sasquatch Jeepers and currently own an '06 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited (LJ) nicknamed "Minion". 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 other. 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 including Colorado, Utah, Kansas, the Carolinas, AZ, and California. I love a great adventure, and love even more to share those adventures with others. If you see the "minion" out on the trail, make sure to stop and say hello.

Grand Lake, Colorado (Grand County)