Trail Overview

Hall Valley Roa, also known as Park County 60 is a semi-maintained dirt and gravel road entering the Pike San Isabel National Forest allowing access to the challenging Red Cone Peak, or the narrow Hand Cart Gulch Road and Webster Pass, leading to Webster Pass, Radical Hill and Summit County and the White River National Forest. It is street-legal only but ends at a staging area where OHVs are allowed on the HandCart section. The National Forest Handcart campground and a few dispersed camping options are available, as well as more camping after it becomes Handcart Gulch Road.

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Difficulty

The is a semi maintained dirt and gravel road and rough, but passable via any vehicle.

Technical Rating

Antha Curtis

Sep 15, 2025

Open

Easy dirt road. Maintained but take it easy it's residential on both sides of the road. There are horses and wildlife.

Terry Smith

Aug 20, 2025

Open

The upper end of the trail is very rocky and terminates at a locked gate belonging to a mine. There it’s also a radiation warning on the gate. There are really no large rocks or ledges to navigate. Beautiful scenery

Felicity Gold

Jun 07, 2025

Open

Caleb Workman

Apr 10, 2025

Open

Couple mud spots should be dry in a few weeks

Shannon Westerman

Mar 17, 2025

Open