Three Lakes Loop route

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Name: Three Lakes Loop
Address: Crested Butte, CO

near Crested Butte, CO

3.3 miles

Distance

452 ft

Climb

-451 ft

Descent

2 miles

High Point

1 ft

Altitude change

9,584 ft

Altitude min

9,614 ft

Altitude start

9,616 ft

Altitude end

-42.7%

Grade max

26.1%

Grade min

1 mile

Distance climb

1 mile

Distance down

3,307 ft

Distance flat

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Three Lakes Loop is a 3 mile less popular intermediate route located near Crested Butte Colorado. This hike primary route. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 452 ft with a max elevation of 9,980 ft then descends -451 ft.

Crested Butte Mountain Bike Association (crestedbuttemountainbike.com)

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Distance

3 miles
Altitude change

1 ft
Altitude min

9,584 ft
Altitude start

9,614 ft
Altitude end

9,616 ft
Climb

452 ft
Descent

-451 ft
Grade max

-42.7%
Grade min

26.1%
Distance climb

1 mile
Distance down

1 mile
Distance flat

3,307 ft

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Kebler Pass
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Three Lakes Access

Three Lke Trail

Lost Lake Trail

Beckwith Pass (842) Parking

Walk south on Three Lke Trail.
Continue for 1 kilometer.
Turn right onto Lost Lake Trail.
Continue for 900 meters.
Walk southeast on Three Lke Trail.
Continue for 1 kilometer.
Turn left to stay on Three Lke Trail.
Continue for 1 kilometer.
Walk northwest on Beckwith Pass (842).
Continue for 100 meters.
Turn right onto Beckwith Pass (842) Parking.
Continue for 700 meters.

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