County Road 10 to Hurricane Pass

County Road 10 to Hurricane Pass

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County Road 10 to Hurricane Pass
County Road 10 to Hurricane Pass
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Distance

1.4 mi

Technical Rating

2 Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

Trail Overview

County Road 10 is a short narrow trail from the end of City Road 110 and the Sunnyside Mine ruins to Hurricane Pass/Corkscrew Gulch. It is an alternate way to get to the Alpine Loop over County Rd 3 which leads to Animas Forks and Engineer Pass. The trail is narrow in places which may make it difficult to pass an oncoming off-roader so take note of places for passing as you traverse, otherwise, it's easygoing.

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Status Reports

Charles Bourgeois
Sep 25, 2024
2023 RAM 1500
Open
Normal
This trail starts off easy but gets harder the further you get. The current rating of a 2/10 is a bit misleading especially if you plan on going to the top or past hurricane pass.
Andy Wickham
Sep 07, 2024
2008 Jeep Wrangler
Open
Normal
Clear and dry. Not much traffic for a weekend.
Daniel Maloney
Jul 31, 2024
2022 Toyota 4Runner
Open
Normal
Washboard
Of all our trail runs today (California Pass/Gulch, Hurricane Pass, Picayne/Placer Gulch) this stretch was by far the easiest. Any decent 4x4 will handle it with ease. Tight in a few spots but not bad.
Nick H
May 21, 2024
2022 Ford Bronco
Open
Muddy/Wet
Snow/Ice
We turned around at Three Basins trail. Started to snow and was pretty wet. Since we were alone and had never been here we decided to turn around.

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