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Hiking · Montrose, CO

Broken Antler Trail

easyTrail is in good condition. No significant obstacles or hazards reported.
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Live · nearest station Montrose, 0 mi
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63°

Partly Cloudy

Feels like 63°

Storm chance

10% overnight

Wind

5 mph SE

Distance

1.2mi round trip

Elevation gain

640ft

High point

6,454ft

Season

Jan - Dec

About

Broken Antler Trail is a 1.2-mile loop located in the Buzzard Gulch Trails system within the Dry Creek Recreation Area, just west of Montrose, Colorado. The trail sits on the Colorado Plateau at an elevation between 6,437 and 6,682 feet. It is managed by the BLM Uncompahgre Field Office and is classified as an easy hike, though the surface includes rocky sections that may raise the difficulty for mountain bikers to a moderate level. The route begins near the Rusty Buckets trail and winds through sagebrush flats and a pinion-juniper forest. The trail connects to the Buzzard Gulch and Dakota Rim trails, offering access to overlooks above Spring Creek Canyon. The surface is primarily hard-packed dirt and ground. Parking is available at the trailhead. The trail is open to hiking, biking, horses, and dogs. It is accessible year-round, though conditions vary with weather.

Trail profile

Gain

640 ft

Avg grade

10%

Steepest

10%

High point

6,454 ft

Good to know

Parking at the trailhead

Waypoints

1Trailhead6,454 ft
2Viewpoint5,814 ft

Latest trail reportgood

Trail is in good condition. No significant obstacles or hazards reported.

Reported Mar 2, 2025Verified

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