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Chestnut Trail
Divide,
Colorado
(Teller County)
Last Updated:
06/12/2023
Trail Information
Highlights
Chestnut Trail, set amidst the splendid backdrop of Colorado, offers a serene off-roading journey, seamlessly blending easy terrain and breathtaking landscapes. The trail is surrounded by the vibrant tapestry of aspen groves and lush meadows with panoramic views of the looming Rocky Mountains. Significantly, the trail also offers a poignant glimpse into the region's history, presenting striking vistas of the Hayman Burn scar, an awe-inspiring testament to nature's resilience and regrowth. Chestnut Trail, with its easy accessibility and encapsulating scenery, is a must-visit for drivers of all levels, providing a unique combination of peaceful exploration and a raw, evocative perspective on Colorado's natural history.
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Visited: 06/11/2023
I always forget how beautiful these trails are and Chestnut didn't disappoint with the incoming storm providing a spectacular backdrop for new pictures for the trail guide. Get out there and check out this trail!
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Visited: 10/22/2022
Ran this back to Trail Creek. No major changes to report but the views were great today.
Open
Visited: 03/21/2021
This trail is open, however, CAUTION. Colorado weather is unpredictable this time of year and there may be the occasional fresh snow fall or mud and melting snow. This trail is in an area of the state where snowfall levels have dropped for the season and the majority of the trails are dry, muddy and/or only have a small bit of snow on them. Again, please use caution if traveling on these trails until the dryer season.
Impassable
Visited: 01/01/2021
This trail is at a high altitude within the state of Colorado and has no maintainence. As such, this trail should be considering impassable until spring.
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4/5
Visited: 04/28/2019
Ran this while checking on trails in the area, no changes to report and the trail is dry and dusty. The wind was whipping though and we couldn't really enjoy the views.
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