Judd Falls Trail
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Things To Do
This short yet very popular trail near Crested Butte leads to a pretty waterfall and offers amazing mountain views. It begins on Gothic Road six miles north of Mount Crested Butte at the Copper Creek trailhead. High-clearance vehicles can drive another half-mile up the dirt road to an upper trailhead. Otherwise walk up the road through aspen groves to the trail (which is still more of a road.) It’s a simple half-mile walk on narrow, rocky terrain as the sound of the falls comes into earshot. Turn right at a junction and reach the waterfall overlook with a stone bench. Take in the awe-inspiring view of the falls, gushing down from the mountains, and Mount Gothic across the valley to the west. Return the way you came or for greater adventure keep hiking up the Copper Creek Trail, which enters the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness.
Pro Tips
Recommended season(s): Spring – fall.
–R. Scott Rappold




