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Quick Facts

Boardwalk Trail

Beginning Elevation:	8,970 Feet (2796.1 Meters)
Difficulty:	Easy
Elevation Gain:	Minimal
Ending Elevation:	8,970 Feet (2796.1 Meters)
Handicapped Accessible:	Yes
Length, One-way:	0.5 Miles (0.83 Kilometers)

Outfitters and Guides

General Description

Williams Fork wheelchair accessible Boardwalk Trail

The Boardwalk Trail is a wheelchair accessible boardwalk which leads from the Sugarloaf Campground through pine forest, wetlands and beaver ponds along the Williams Fork River.

Directions from Granby: Travel west on Highway 40 approximately 14 miles to County Road 3/Forest Road 139. Travel south on Road 3/139 approximately 17 miles, passing Williams Fork Reservoir, to Forest Road 138. Go south on 138 approximately 9 miles to the Sugarloaf Campground.

Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible: Late Spring through Fall .

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Recreation Opportunities

Activity		Remarks	On Site
	Hiking & Walking	This is a boardwalk trail.	Yes
	Viewing Wildlife	This trail leads past several beaver ponds and through a wetland area.	Yes