Seely

Seely Trail is a short out-and-back hike located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within Routt National Forest's Hahns Peak/Bears Ears Ranger District. This 1.1-mile trail offers a quick escape into the national forest with modest elevation gain of 181 feet, making it accessible for hikers of various skill levels. The trail is managed by the US Forest Service through the Hahns Peak/Bears Ears Ranger District, ensuring regular maintenance and adherence to federal recreation standards. Its out-and-back format allows hikers to control their experience—you can complete the full round trip or turn back at any point that suits your fitness level and time constraints. The Hahns Peak/Bears Ears area is known for its scenic mountain terrain and diverse recreation opportunities. This trail provides a convenient option for those seeking a brief outing without committing to a longer hike. The relatively flat elevation gain means hikers can focus on enjoying the surrounding landscape rather than navigating steep grades.