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Hare Trailhead

General Description

The Hare Trailhead is located north of Steamboat Springs and east of Columbine. It provides access to trail #1199, which links to the Wyoming Trail #1101. Both trail 1199 and this section of trail 1101 are open to motorized travel such as motorcycles, ATVs and snowmobiles. Portions of the trails in this area may be affected by the large scale tree blowdown of October 1997.

Directions from Steamboat Springs: Travel west of town to Road 129, Elk River Road. Go north on 129 , 30 miles, just beyond Columbine to Forest Road 550. Go 2 miles east on FDR 500,1 mile east on FDR 505, then 2 miles northeast on FDR 520.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible: Early June through Late October (NOTE: Accessibility depends on snow depth and weather.) .

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Trailhead Parking	Hare Trailhead	Yes
	Camping	GENERAL AREA	No
	Hiking & Walking	Trail 1199 and the Wyoming Trail #1101. Be aware, these trails are open to some motorized travel.	Yes
	Horseback Riding	Trail 1199 and the Wyoming Trail #1101. Be aware, these trails are open to some motorized travel.	Yes
	Mountain Biking	Trail 1199 and the Wyoming Trail #1101.	Yes
	Motorcycle Riding	Trail 1199 and portions of linking trails.	Yes
	ATV Riding	Trail 1199 and portions of linking trails.	Yes