Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead
Indian Peaks Wilderness · 1.61 mi out and back · about 35 min
- Highest
- 10,533 ft
- Lowest
- 10,374 ft
- Route type
- One way or out and back
- Surface
- Not mapped
- Offline
Overview
Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead is mapped as a trail of 1.61 mi in Indian Peaks Wilderness. It is not a loop: you walk it one way or out and back.
It runs between 10,374 ft and 10,533 ft above sea level, a difference of 159 ft.
Estimates
- Computed effort band: easy (from length and climb; not an official difficulty).
- Estimated time 35 min one way by Naismith's rule, which assumes steady walking and adds time for climbing. Real time varies.
Before you rely on this
- No water source is mapped for this trail. That may only mean nobody has mapped one, so carry your own water.
- Check the land manager for closures, seasonal rules and permits before you go; none of that is verified here.
Elevation
Hover, tap, or use the arrow keys on the chart to read a point; it is shown on the map too.
Before you go
- Parking
- 1 parking area mapped near the start (nearest about 0.24 mi away). Fees and limits are not included. mapped by OpenStreetMap contributors
- Trailhead and directions
- Start at 40.07546, -105.58715. Directions to the start ↗
- Permits and fees
- We have no verified permit or fee details. Official pages: Indian Peaks Wilderness ↗, Boulder County ↗ (we have not recorded when these were last checked). not verified
- Dogs
- No dog rule is tagged. not verified
- Water
- No water is mapped. Carry your own. not verified
- Toilets and facilities
- 2 toilets mapped. mapped by OpenStreetMap contributors
- Accessibility, bikes and horses
- No access details are tagged. not verified
- Seasonal rules, closures and hazards
- Not verified here. Check the land manager (Indian Peaks Wilderness ↗) and read the hiker condition reports below. No report does not mean the trail is open or safe. not verified
Weather at the trailhead
Today: sunrise 7:15 AM, sunset 6:18 PM (computed from the trailhead location).
Forecast for the trailhead area from the U.S. National Weather Service, updated Oct 18, 12:46 AM. Mountain weather changes fast and can differ a lot by elevation: check the official forecast for your route before you go.
Recent conditions
Reports come from Arête members, not from land managers. They show when something was seen, not whether it is still true. Check official sources before you go.
No condition reports in the last 30 days. Conditions are unknown, not necessarily good.
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Photos and places from hikers
Added by community members and checked by our team before they appear. Photos have their location data removed. These are not official information.
No approved photos or places yet.
Along the way
Trailhead and facilities
Parking and toilets shown are within about 0.25 mi of the trail start.
Points come from OpenStreetMap contributors and can be missing, moved or out of date. How we label data.
Nearby trails
- Jean Lunning Trail + Niwot Cutoff Trail out and back from Long Lake Trailhead1.37 mi · 192 ft gain · 0.0 mi away
- Jean Lunning Trail + Niwot Ridge Trail out and back from Long Lake Trailhead5.37 mi · 973 ft gain · 0.0 mi away
- Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail loop from Long Lake Trailhead2.34 mi loop · 153 ft gain · 0.0 mi away
- Jean Lunning Trail1.38 mi · 162 ft gain · 0.0 mi away
Arête-built route from mapped trails
Assembled by Arête from mapped trail segments. Not an official or recommended route.
- Jean Lunning Trail · 58 ft · walked back
- Jean Lunning Trail · 104 ft · walked back
- Pawnee Pass Trail · 0.20 mi (part of the mapped trail) · walked back
- Long Lake Connector Trail · 0.47 mi
- Mitchell Lake Trailhead Connector Trail · 0.10 mi (part of the mapped trail) · walked back
- Mitchell Lake Trailhead Connector Trail · 0.10 mi (part of the mapped trail)
- Long Lake Connector Trail · 0.47 mi · walked back
- Pawnee Pass Trail · 0.20 mi (part of the mapped trail)
- Jean Lunning Trail · 104 ft
- Jean Lunning Trail · 58 ft
Starts at a derived trailhead (2 mapped trails start within 150 m), 372 m from mapped parking (Long Lake Trailhead); the route starts at the nearest mapped trail junction, 43 m from that point. Built by Arête from the graph of mapped trail segments (OpenStreetMap). Segments join where their ends are within 12 m of each other or one ends on another's line (a T-junction). A loop returns to its start without repeating a trail section; an out-and-back goes to a mapped trail end and returns the same way, so its length counts both directions. Names come only from the mapped trails it uses. Length is measured on the joined line; elevation is computed from USGS 3DEP. Not an official or recommended route.
Data, sources and how the numbers are made
| Length | 1.61 micomputed |
|---|---|
| Route type | Out and backcomputed |
| Surface | Unknownunknown |
| Difficulty | Unknownunknown |
| Elevation gain (as drawn) | 152 ftcomputed |
| Elevation loss (as drawn) | 151 ftcomputed |
| Estimated duration | about 35 min one way as drawn (Naismith's rule)computed |
| Official verification | Not verified by an official sourceunknown |
Length is measured from the route geometry in the source data, so it can differ from signed or official distances. Gain and loss describe the direction the line is drawn; the route view above shows the other direction and out and back. Elevation is computed from USGS 3DEP 1/3 arc-second DEM (public domain), sampled about every 10 m and smoothed.
© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Route assembled by Arête from mapped trail segments.. Arête-built routes from mapped trails. Licence: ODbL 1.0 (derived from OpenStreetMap).
Frequently asked questions
How long is Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead?
Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead in Indian Peaks Wilderness is 1.61 mi long, measured from its route geometry in OpenStreetMap data. Signed or official distances can differ.
How much elevation does Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead gain?
Walking from the start to the end as drawn, it climbs about 152 ft and descends about 151 ft, between 10,374 ft and 10,533 ft. These are computed from the USGS 3DEP elevation model and can differ from other apps; the other direction swaps climbing and descending.
How hard is Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead?
Difficulty is unknown: no source we use rates this trail, and we don't guess. Use the length and elevation gain to judge it for yourself.
How long does Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead take?
About 35 min one way for a fit hiker, by Naismith's rule from the length and climb. It is an estimate: allow more for rest, photos, heat, altitude and weather.
Where does Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead start?
The route starts near 40.0755, -105.5871 (Indian Peaks Wilderness, Boulder County). Use the Directions button to open it in your maps app.
Are dogs allowed on Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead?
Not tagged in OpenStreetMap, so it is unknown. Check posted signs and the land manager's website.
Is there water, parking or a toilet at Jean Lunning Trail + Pawnee Pass Trail + Long Lake Connector Trail + 1 more trails out and back from Long Lake Trailhead?
Mapped in OpenStreetMap near this trail: 0 water points, 1 parking area, 2 toilets. Mapped water is not tested or guaranteed: carry your own. Fees and permits are not included here; check the official page.
Trail data can be wrong or out of date, and Arête is not an emergency service. Check official sources, weather and closures before you go.