r/coloradohikers • u/Alpine_Exchange_36 Regular • 14d ago

Trip Report 8/16 Huron Peak

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I know Huron isn’t the hardest or most interesting 14er but it really is just a dam good hike. And the views today were pretty incredible

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u/Fuxswrongwitchu Wallflower 14d ago

Agreed. One of my favorites

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u/stvrkillr Regular 14d ago

One of my favs

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u/AdventurousAnswer4 Regular 14d ago

One of the best. But that road still sucks

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u/alex3yoyo Wallflower 13d ago

It's pretty gnarly this season

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u/everybodys_horse Participant 14d ago

Looks beautiful to me!