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Heil Ranch to Hall Ranch Connector


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Sorry I lost the GPS file for this ride.  I did print the pdf at the bottom of the page before I lost the file.

Trail Review(s)
Rider - Eric
A nice way to extend a ride.  This is a good trail with additional loop options at Heil Valley Ranch, Hall Ranch or both.
Would you ride again?
Yes.
Any suggestions?
It is best to avoid weekends.

Driving Directions
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Trail Statistics
My Rating
06 of 10
Ride Type
Out & Back or Shuttle
Trail Type
ST & DT
Road Type
Jeep
Miles
8.8
Average Grade
5
Vertical Gain
1030
Vertical Loss
1521
Max. Elevation
6712
Min. Elevation
5400

Trail Fees
Parking / Use
Free, Plenty
Camping
None


Trail Location
Regional City
Boulder, CO
Closest City
Lyons, CO
Start (Lat./Lon.)
N40° 8.941'
W105° 18.016'
End (Lat./Lon.)
N40° 12.706'
W105° 16.362'

Trails Ridden
Connector
Nearby Trails
Hall Ranch
Heil Valley Ranch




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Boulder,CO-HeiltoHallConnector.pdf
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Eric Meyer,
Mar 6, 2010, 4:53 PM
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