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Geyser Pass - Burro Pass

This trail starts at Geyser Pass and goes up a meadow before a descent through aspen trees and more meadows. At the end of the trail, you will have to turn left onto a dirt road to reach Burro Pass. If you're going in winter, be sure to have good tires or chains to traverse the road, can get packed with snow in winter. Do your homework before heading out, as Grand County plows the road occasionally, but they may close the gates at Loop Road out of safety concerns.

Community
La Sal
Length
1.30 miles
Trail Type
One Way
Website
http://www.fs.usda.gov/main/gmug/home
Directions

To get to the Geyser Pass winter trailhead, take US191 south for about 8 miles and turn left at the brown sign for the La Sal Mtn Loop Rd/ Ken’s Lake. At the stop sign turn right onto the La Sal Mtn Loop Rd. Follow this road up into the mountains. 

Turn Right onto the Geyser Pass Rd and follow to the parking area at the winter trailhead. There is a vault toilet and kiosk marking the location. The road ends here from Dec 15th-May 20th each year.

Average Grade
4 %
Elevation Gain
74 ft
Notes
  • Plan ahead and prepare for your adventures
  • Stay on designated trails
  • Leave artifacts where you spot them
  • Do not enter any archaeological structures
  • Do not eat near archaeological sites
  • Leave historic sites and rock art untouched
  • Pack out what you pack in
  • Properly dispose of human and pet waste
  • Respect and be aware of wildlife
  • Keep dogs on leashes at all times and away from archaeological structures
Hiking Difficulty
Intermediate

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