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HIKING BEAR CREEK TRAIL - In Beautiful Telluride, Colorado

If you want to see what the Bear Creek Trail is really like in Telluride, then just click on this video. 😎 SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE VIDEOS LIKE THE ONE ABOVE    / @ericmonte2038   Telluride is a beautiful mountain town, tucked in a remote corner of southwest Colorado. Today, Telluride is known as a world class ski resort, attracting an array of wealthy second homeowners and ski bums alike. If you are visiting Telluride and want a great trail to hike; then we highly recommend that you try the Bear Creek Trail. As one of the more mellow trails out of Telluride, Bear Creek Trail offers newcomers a great way to acclimate to hiking at 9,000 feet before tacking steeper, more lung-busting trails. This trail is popular and well-rounded for many different fitness levels, and has plenty of rewarding views. It is an uphill hike the entire length of the trail. The Bear Creek Trail is one of the most popular hiking trails in Telluride and can get busy on weekends. We recommend that you try hiking the Bear Creek Trail during the week and early in the morning. The Bear Creek Trail starts on the end of South Pine Street. The paved road ends and the trail begins. There isn't any public parking at the trailhead so you will need to factor in the extra distance from wherever you are staying. Additionally, the Bear Creek Trail does allow for pets. Follow the trail as it heads up hill to a sign marking the beginning of the Bear Creek Reserve. The Bear Creek Preserve (325-acres) was purchased in 1995 by the San Miguel Conservation Foundation, it was put into a conservation easement and then conveyed to the Town of Telluride to be preserved as public open space forever. Beyond the Bear Creek Reserve sign the trail heads southeast toward Bear Creek Canyon, climbing through a forest of aspen and mixed conifers. Openings in the trees offer nice views to the north of the cliffs and peaks towering above Telluride. Bear Creek Trail was once an old mining road, but today is an approximate 5.1-mile round-trip hike to Bear Creek Falls and back. Bear Creek Trail connects with Wasatch Trail, which continues up the canyon. You can meet up with Telluride Ski Area from Wasatch, or even to Bridal Veil Basin, which has another popular waterfall. We really enjoyed hiking the Bear Creek Trail and hope this video motivated you to do the same or at least provided you with some good entertainment. If you enjoyed this video, please feel free to share it with your family and friends    • HIKING BEAR CREEK TRAIL - In Beautiful Tel...   If you enjoyed this video, please hit the Like and Subscribe Buttons. Also, don't forget to hit the Notification Bell. Please feel free to leave any comments or questions and I will reply back as soon as possible. FAIR USE DISCLAIMER The copyright laws of the United States recognizes a "Fair Use" of copyrighted content. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976 states: "Notwithstanding the provisions of Sections 106 and 106A, the Fair Use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research, is not an infringement of copyright." This video and my YouTube channel in general may contain certain copyrighted works that were not specifically authorized to be used by the copyright holder(s), but which I believe in good faith are protected by federal law and the Fair Use doctrine for one or more of the reasons noted above. If you have any specific concerns about this video and our position on the Fair Use defense, please leave a message in the comments section, so we can discuss amicably. I want to publicly acknowledge and give 100% credit to the musical artists whose music was partially used in this video. The specific songs that were partially used in this video are "Cast No Stones" by Cody Jinks and "Simple Life" by Drake White. Please be advised that I do not own or even claim to own the copyright to these songs, which strictly belongs to the artists mentioned above. The above mentioned artists we find entertaining and really enjoy. We recommend that you listen to and purchase some of the music that they produce at either their websites or Apple I-Tunes. The songs performed by the above stated artists that were partially used in this video were done so under and with the 100% sole intention of the "Fair Use" doctrine. We hope you will become a new Subscriber and really appreciate you hitting that Like Button. 🤟 Eric Monte