Vail, Colorado · Eagle County · Facility
The Meadow Mt. Tie Thru trail connects the Meadow Mountain trail #748 to the West Grouse Creek Trail #2129: This trail can be used in conjuction with the Meadow Mountain Trail #748, West Grouse Creek Trail #2129, and old Forest Service Road #747 to make a 6.5 mile loop hike giving you the best of the openness of Meadow…
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The Meadow Mt. Tie Thru trail connects the Meadow Mountain trail #748 to the West Grouse Creek Trail #2129: This trail can be used in conjuction with the Meadow Mountain Trail #748, West Grouse Creek Trail #2129, and old Forest Service Road #747 to make a 6.5 mile loop hike giving you the best of the openness of Meadow Mountain and the singletrack through the forest of the West Grouse Creek Trail.
This trail starts at either 1/4 mile up the West Grouse Creek Trail #2129 or 1 mile up the Meadow Mountain Trail #748.
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