Ute Creek  |
Maps: |
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USGS 7.5' Map: |
Idaho Springs, Georgetown |
Statistics: |
Difficulty: |
Number: |
Miles: |
Altitude: |
Obstacles: |
Time: |
Easy 2 |
FR727, CR118 |
4.74 |
8,395 to 10,560 ft. |
NA |
1-2 hours |
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County: |
Clear Creek |
Adopted by: |
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Managed by: |
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest, Clear Creek Ranger District
Clear Creek County |
101 Chicago Creek Road, Idaho Springs, CO 80452
405 Argentine St., P.O. Box 2000, Georgetown, CO 80444 |
303-567-3000
303-679-2300 |
Summary: |
Ute Creek is mainly a county road the ties into the Lamartine road. |
Attractions: |
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Seasonal Closure: |
Natural - Closed by heavy snows |
Best Time: |
June - Good
July - Best
August - Best
September - Best
October - Good |
Trail Heads Accessed: |
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Camping: |
There is no dispersed camping along Ute Creek road. |
Base Camp: |
This would be a good area to base camp to explore the 4WD roads around Saxon Mountain. |
Fall Colors: |
Good - There are aspen groves along the creek and around the Lamartine town site. |
Navigation: |
From Idaho Springs, I-70 exit 240, cross I-70 and head southwest on CO-103 S for 4.9 miles. Turn right onto Ute Creek Road. |
History: |
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Description: |
(I have not driven this road recently.)
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Data updated - August 3, 2019
4WD Road driven - (not yet)
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