Glen Haven, Colorado · Larimer County · Facility
This road was heavily damaged during the 2012 Fire and 2013 Flood and remains closed. Foot traffic is allowed.From Loveland, take Highway 34 west to County Road 27. Drive north to Masonville. Follow County Road 27 another 10.8 miles to County Road 44H, where you turn left onto a dirt road. Follow 44H for 11.2 miles to …
This road was heavily damaged during the 2012 Fire and 2013 Flood and remains closed. Foot traffic is allowed.From Loveland, take Highway 34 west to County Road 27. Drive north to Masonville. Follow County Road 27 another 10.8 miles to County Road 44H, where you turn left onto a dirt road. Follow 44H for 11.2 miles to the trail head on the right.Parking is available for around 4 trailers at the beginning of #100.
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