Silverton, Colorado · San Juan County · Facility
This primitive trailhead is near the end of the Beartown 4x4 road and consists of a trail sign and small parking area. From here you can access the trail 787 to West Ute Creek and also the trail to HunchBack Pass on the Continental Divide and connects with CDNST #813
This primitive trailhead is near the end of the Beartown 4x4 road and consists of a trail sign and small parking area. From here you can access the trail 787 to West Ute Creek and also the trail to HunchBack Pass on the Continental Divide and connects with CDNST #813
Heading to Bear Town Trailhead #787? A few things to know before you go:
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