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Cisneros Trail # 1314
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AccessThe Cisneros Trail has two Trailhead access points. The second trailhead is located off of Forest Service Road # 360, travel for about 12 miles, then East on Forest Service Road # 369 for about 9 miles. You can also access the trailhead from State Highway 69, North of Gardner, and take Forest Service Road # 634, then East on Forest Service Road # 369. Attractions & ConsiderationsYou can ride the Cisneros/Pole Creek loop off FSR 360
NarrativeThe trail is 10.4 miles long and is moderate for hiking. The trail starts at 8,940 and gains 2,280 to 11,220 feet.
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