Explore the WESTCREEK Trailhead Pass in Sedalia, Colorado
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, capable of continuous uphill and uneven terrain hiking.
Overview
Discover the peaceful and private WESTCREEK Trailhead Pass in Sedalia, Colorado. Perfect for nature lovers and adventurers seeking less-traveled paths and scenic mountain views.
WESTCREEK Trailhead Pass
Start Pike National Forest adventures from our private trailhead.
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About This Adventure
Park at our private trailhead where we have plenty of space and the services you want. The GOA Trailhead is located near Westcreek, CO at the intersection of Teller County Roads 33 & 51. Our private trailhead is located on a ranch in a beautiful meadow with lots of vehicle and trailer parking. Ride your dirt bike, quad, side-by-side or jeep directly onto Pike National Forest and the North Divide trail system. Trailhead amenities include staff supervision, clean toilets, WIFI, soap & water, picnic canopy, tables & chairs, trash service, trail maps for sale, helmets for rent, and advice on where to ride! We're dog friendly, just request you keep your best friend leashed. You're also welcome to set up your own canopy and host your own picnic/barbecue!
Trailhead Passes only available by reservation and winter hours are 10AM-4PM. Call us for availability and reservations.
Ask us about group events including meals.
Trailhead passes are only required for customers bringing their own off-road vehicles.
Adventure Tips
Start Early for Cooler Weather
Begin your adventure early in the day to enjoy cooler temperatures and avoid afternoon storms common in Colorado.
Bring Plenty of Water
The high-altitude terrain can be dehydrating—pack extra water to stay properly hydrated throughout your trip.
Check Weather Forecasts
Weather in Sedalia can change quickly; always check local forecasts before heading out to avoid unexpected conditions.
Wear Layers
Temperatures vary greatly from trailhead to summit, so dress in layers to adapt comfortably to changing weather.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Red-tailed hawk
History
This area was historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers for trade and seasonal hunting.
Conservation
Great Outdoors Adventures emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile alpine ecosystems along the trail.
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Recommended Gear
Hiking Boots
Provides sturdy support and traction for varied and rocky trail conditions.
Hydration Pack
Allows for convenient water access to stay hydrated throughout your adventure.
Layered Clothing
Helps manage temperature changes on the trail with a breathable base layer and insulating mid-layer.
Rain Jacket
Essential during spring rains and unexpected mountain showers to stay dry and comfortable.
spring specific