North Lone Pine

North Lone Pine is a 4.8-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the White River National Forest's Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. The route features 1,184 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate hike suitable for those with basic fitness levels. The loop format allows hikers to experience varied terrain without retracing the same path, providing diverse scenery throughout the outing. The elevation gain is distributed across the loop, creating both climbing and descending sections that characterize the natural topography of the area. The trail is managed by the White River National Forest, ensuring maintenance and adherence to forest service standards. This designation indicates the area is part of a well-established recreational network in central Colorado. North Lone Pine offers an accessible option for day hikers seeking moderate activity in the Colorado backcountry. The combination of loop routing and moderate elevation gain makes it suitable for hikers looking to complete a full circuit without excessive strain. Check current conditions with the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District before heading out, as mountain weather and trail conditions can change seasonally.