Fall Hiking · New Castle, CO
Burning Mountain Park
Before you go
Live · nearest station Glenwood Springs, 11 miGood window today. Daylight to 8:13 pm.
Smoky
Feels like 65°
Wind
0 mph
UV index
0.3 low
Sun window
6:17 am to 8:13 pm
Roaring Fork at Glenwood Springs is running 539 cfs, water 58°.
Distance
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Elevation gain
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High point
5,563ft
Season
Sep - Nov
About
Burning Mountain Park in New Castle, Colorado, offers a moderate fall hiking experience on the Western Slope. The trail system is accessible from September through November, with a typical duration of about two hours. Located at an elevation of 5,563 feet, the park provides parking and restrooms. The trails are pet friendly. Evidence indicates a half-mile trail with interpretive signs, along with amenities such as a regulation soccer field, playground, river beach, fishing pond, and wetlands. The Burning Mountain Trail starts at the New Castle Park and Ride parking lot, south of the intersection of Burning Mountain Avenue and US Route 6. Street parking is also available. The area features a coal miner memorial, picnic tables, and a gazebo within the park space along Main Street. The trail system supports both hiking and mountain biking.
Trail profile
Gain
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Avg grade
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Steepest
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High point
5,563 ft
Good to know
Parking at the trailhead
Restrooms available
Dogs allowed on leash
Waypoints
No waypoints mapped for this trail yet.
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