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Barbara Whipple Trail Network


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Trail Review(s)
Rider - Eric
Network located just across the river from the center of town.  There are a few options here.  We did the newly constructed Broken boyfriend Trail to make a short loop.  Watch your head, there were some low branches.
Would you ride again?
If I had time to kill in Buena Vista, CO.  I would not make a special trip for this trail system.
Any suggestions?
Not really worth a special trip, but we did not explore too much.  It was pretty congested with people walking with their young kids. The Broken Boyfriend trail was too new for the trailhead map, but it was easy to find.

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Trail Statistics
My Rating
05 of 10
Ride Type
Lollipop
Trail Type
ST (wide)
Road Type
Gravel
Miles
3.6
Average Grade
8
Vertical Gain
830
Vertical Loss
830
Max. Elevation
8403
Min. Elevation
7888


Trail Fees
Parking / Use
Free, Plenty
Camping
Free, Some BLM land off CR304 on the map


Trail Location
Regional City
Buena Vista, CO
Closest City
Buena Vista, CO
Start (Lat./Lon.)
N38° 50.890'
W106° 7.453'
End (Lat./Lon.)
Same

Trails Ridden
Broken Boyfriend
Nearby Trails
Colorado Trail




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