Molas Pass to Graysill Lake, Colorado Trail, San Juan National Forest, Columbine Ranger District

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Colorado Trail - Molas Pass to Graysill Lake

Animas River Drainage

Located within the Columbine Ranger District of San Juan National Forest, the 20 mile Molas Pass to Graysill Lake section of the Colorado Trail is rated more difficult and has a starting elevation of 10,880' (Molas Pass) and an ending elevation of 11,120' (Graysill Lake, Forest Developed Road #578).

Two access points are available for the Molas Pass to Graysill Lake section of the Colorado Trail.

Travel 5.5 miles south of Silverton Colorado along US 550 and turn west onto Little Molas Lake Road. Continue along Little Molas Lake Road for 1 mile.
Travel 28 miles north of Durango Colorado along US 550 and turn west onto FDR 578 toward Hermosa Park. Follow th gravel road for around 16 miles to Graysill Lake. 4WD is suggested for the last 7 miles of this road.

Dolores County Colorado

San Juan County Colorado

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