Mount Antero Pass
Total Miles
1.1
Technical Rating
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Trail Type
High-Clearance 4x4 Trail
Accessible By
Trail Overview
This epic trail to the top of Mount Antero starts off Browns Creek trail. Combine with Mount Antero Access trail and portions of Baldwin Lakes and Browns Creek trails for a full day of off-roading from the trailhead to Mount Antero at over 13,700 feet. The views along the trail are amazing. There is a large parking area at the top. Enjoy lunch and take photos that will certainly make it to your social media pages!
Photos of Mount Antero Pass
Difficulty
This trail is comprised of narrow trails, significant shelf exposure, and rocky, bumpy terrain. There are very limited areas to pass. The moderate rating is based on shelf exposure.
History
Mount Antero is known for producing the Colorado State gem, Aquamarine. The trail guide noted mining equipment at the top of the trail. Snow was present at the top when mapped, late July.
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