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3.3 miles
Distance
452 ft
Climb
-451 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
1 ft
Altitude change
9,584 ft
Altitude min
9,614 ft
Altitude start
9,616 ft
Altitude end
-42.7%
Grade max
26.1%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
3,307 ft
Distance flat
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Detailed Description
Three Lakes Loop is a 3 mile less popular intermediate route located near Crested Butte Colorado. This hike primary route. This route includes 4 trails. This route climbs 452 ft with a max elevation of 9,980 ft then descends -451 ft.
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Stats
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Distance3 miles
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Altitude change1 ft
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Altitude min9,584 ft
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Altitude start9,614 ft
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Altitude end9,616 ft
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Climb452 ft
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Descent-451 ft
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Grade max-42.7%
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Grade min26.1%
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Distance climb1 mile
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Distance down1 mile
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Distance flat3,307 ft
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Trails in Route
| 374 ft | |||||
| 3 miles | |||||
| 3,097 ft | |||||
| 1,900 ft |
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Primary ActivityHike
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Difficulty ratingBlue
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Directions
- Walk south on Three Lke Trail.
- Continue for 1 kilometer.
- Turn right onto Lost Lake Trail.
- Continue for 900 meters.
- Walk southeast on Three Lke Trail.
- Continue for 1 kilometer.
- Turn left to stay on Three Lke Trail.
- Continue for 1 kilometer.
- Walk northwest on Beckwith Pass (842).
- Continue for 100 meters.
- Turn right onto Beckwith Pass (842) Parking.
- Continue for 700 meters.
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| status | trail | date | condition | description |
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Jul 13, 2026 @ 2:39pm (America/Denver) Jul 13, 2026 |
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