West Maroon Pass

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West Maroon Pass is a high-elevation mountain pass in Colorado’s Elk Mountains, popular with hikers for its scenic alpine views and wildflower-filled trails between Aspen and Crested Butte.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking destination
mountain pass
accessPoint Maroon Lake
Schofield Pass area
closedIn early spring
winter
connects Aspen
linked to: Aspen, Colorado

Crested Butte
county Gunnison County, Colorado
Pitkin County, Colorado
elevation approximately 12300 feet
approximately 3750 meters
hasFeature alpine scenery
high-elevation terrain
seasonal snowfields
steep trail sections
wildflower meadows
hazard afternoon thunderstorms
altitude sickness
snow and ice
knownFor Aspen to Crested Butte point-to-point hike
views of the Maroon Bells
wildflower displays
locatedIn Colorado
Elk Mountains
United States
near Maroon Bells
Maroon Peak
North Maroon Peak
partOf Aspen to Crested Butte hiking route
Rocky Mountains
popularFor backpacking
hiking
trail running
regulation Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness regulations
requires backcountry preparedness
high-altitude acclimatization
season early fall
summer
surface dirt trail
terrain alpine tundra
rocky sections
trailName West Maroon Trail
trailUse day hiking
overnight backpacking
within Gunnison National Forest
Maroon Bells–Snowmass Wilderness
White River National Forest

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Four Pass Loop hasPass West Maroon Pass