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Mule Deer Trail

Trail in Golden Gate Canyon State Park

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The Elk trail and Mule Deer trail join up to become one 7.4 mile loop. Starting and ending at the Ole' Barn Knoll trailhead, Mule Deer weaves through open meadows, evergreen forest, wildflowers, and aspen groves. Mule Deer intersects the Horseshoe trail at mile 1.85 — this trail provides access to the Frazer, Rim, and Greenfield Meadow backcountry areas.

This is a perfect choice for horse riders; park your trailer at the Kriley Overlook and access Mule Deer via the Blue Grouse trail.

Mule Deer intersects the Black Bear trail at mile 1.5 and the Coyote trail at mile 2.05. The trail crosses Gap Road and takes you towards the Raccoon trail and the Reverend’s Ridge Campground.

  • Permitted users: Hikers, horses, and mountain bikes
  • Usage: Medium
  • Degree of difficulty: Moderate
  • Starting elevation: 8,200
  • Elevation gain: 880 feet

Additional Information

Allowed Access
Horses
Activities
Road Biking

Overview

  • Get Directions
    435.17 mi Away
  • Lat/Lng
    39.84976, -105.44511
  • Length
    9.01 Miles

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