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8.9 miles
Distance
3,306 ft
Climb
-3,302 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
5 ft
Altitude change
10,457 ft
Altitude min
10,457 ft
Altitude start
10,463 ft
Altitude end
-92.9%
Grade max
101.5%
Grade min
4 miles
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
1,795 ft
Distance flat
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Detailed Description
Vasquez Peak is a 9 mile moderately popular extreme route located near Jones Pass Colorado. This hike primary route. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 3,306 ft with a max elevation of 12,941 ft then descends -3,302 ft.
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Stats
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Distance9 miles
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Avg time1 hr 36 min
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Altitude change5 ft
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Altitude min10,457 ft
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Altitude start10,457 ft
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Altitude end10,463 ft
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Climb3,306 ft
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Descent-3,302 ft
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Grade max-92.9%
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Grade min101.5%
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Distance climb4 miles
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Distance down4 miles
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Distance flat1,795 ft
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingDouble Black Diamond
Directions
- Walk northeast on Stanley CDT Spur.
- Continue for 2 kilometers.
- Bear right onto CDT - Mount Nystrom.
- Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
- Walk northeast on Vasquez Pass.
- Continue for 600 meters.
- Turn left onto Vasquez Peak Route.
- Continue for 3 kilometers.
- Walk south on Vasquez Peak Route.
- Continue for 3 kilometers.
- Turn right onto Vasquez Pass.
- Continue for 600 meters.
- Walk west on CDT - Mount Nystrom.
- Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
- Keep left to take Stanley CDT Spur.
- Continue for 2 kilometers.
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