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Avalance debris, fallen trees around 5 miles. This is from the eastern side looking west—a work-around has been stomped out to the left as you're heading west, to the right as you're heading east (goes along the south side of the debris).
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Incredible views and wildflowers around mile 6.5-7, as you're heading out of treeline!! Big climb but well worth it!
Historic graves and marker signage near the trail junction.
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Amy Christine
Jul 20, 2020 near Silverthorne, CO
“Avalance debris, fallen trees around 5 miles. This is from the eastern side looking west—a work-around has been stomped out to the left as you're heading west, to the right as you're heading east (goes along the south side of the debris).”  

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Avalance debris, fallen trees around 5 miles. This is from the eastern side looking west—a work-around has been stomped out to the left as you're heading west, to the right as you're heading east (goes along the south side of the debris).
Historic graves and marker signage near the trail junction.
Creek crossing after the lake turn off.
Junction to Gore Lake heads north here (about 4-4.25 miles in). Cross the creek here to continue on Gore Creek Trail. It's confusing, since there's also a trail that heads straight, but that's just to backpacking campsites and not the real trail.
View of Gore Range. Photo from Maria McEvoy with permission.
Amy "runs" the ridge toward Red Peak. Red Buffalo Pass is below with Eccles Pass beyond.
Pretty meadows in the fall.
Incredible views and wildflowers around mile 6.5-7, as you're heading out of treeline!! Big climb but well worth it!
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Gore Creek Trail

7.3 mi 11.7 km
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Vail, CO
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