Hidden Valley "Lower T-Bar" Ascent
Trail
0.6 mile
1.0 kilometer
point to point
Ascent
Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
771'
235 m
Descent: 0' 0 m
High: 10,162' 3,097 m
Low: 9,390' 2,862 m
Grade
Avg Slope: 23% (13°)
Max Slope: 70% (35°)
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“The old Hidden Valley lift line; a bit steep on the way up!”
— Jared Crockett
Description
Beyond the sledding hill is where the old ski runs used to be cut through the trees. This track follows one of the old lift lines for the most part (the "Lower T-Bar" lift). This particular ascent is quite difficult. I did it in snowshoes with a snowboard strapped to my back. It was a real workout! It will take you a fair amount of time to climb up this, especially if there is deep powder (and if you're lucky, there will be!).
Just take your time, try not to overheat, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Take a glance back down every now and then and just imagine how you'll be blazing back down that track before long!
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Contacts
Land Manager: National Park Service - Rocky Mountain National Park
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