LOCATION:

Start in the High Drive parking lot

TRIP TIME:

2 hours

DISTANCE:

5 miles

ELEVATION:

Start- 7,500 ft

Top 8,700 ft

WHAT TO BRING:

-Water bottle

-A Band-Aid

-Running shoes/ light hikers

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RESOURCES:

Outdoors.Webshots.com
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SteveGaraufi.com
-Another perspective on the trailhttp://www.stevegarufi.com/seven-bridges-trail.htm
SingleTracks.com
-Some reviews of the ridehttp://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails/seven-bridges-trail.html

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-The Friends of Cheyenne Canyonhttp://www.tfocc.org/default.aspx
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RATING:

Scenery- 8

Crowds- 4 (10 is packed)

Difficulty- 5

My Overall- 7

THE HIKE:

The Seven Bridges Trail crawls up North Cheyenne Canyon. It follows and crosses the creek, and the creek compliments the trail the whole way.


THE ROUTE:

In some places, the Seven Bridges Trail can be a challenge. It’s littered with rocks and tree roots, and there are steep sections full of scree. But they go quickly, and the noise of the river helps to drown-out your tired thoughts. 

For the most part, the trail is well-packed and easy to follow. Every bridge is more than safe. It’s hard to cross any of them without pulling out a camera.

GOOD TO KNOW:

-Not that you want to be outside in a lightning storm, but if you are, this isn’t a bad place to be. It’s a good hike to save for a cloudy afternoon.

-Right before you turn off Upper Gold Camp, Cheyenne Creek goes under the road in a culvert. When the water isn’t too high or too low, it makes for a great water slide.

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