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Argentine Pass, Colorado
Off Road Jeep Tour & Photo Tour

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Nestled in the heart of the Central Colorado Rockies, Argentine Pass is an “in / out” trail that promises a breathtaking adventure for hikers and nature enthusiasts. While the term “pass” may suggest an actual crossing, the trail only leads to the top of the pass. However, what it lacks in distance it makes up for with stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

When to Visit

As with many high altitude locations, accessibility to Argentine Pass is limited to a certain time of year. The trail is only open from mid-June until late September, depending on the amount of snowfall during the winter months. Visitors are advised to check with the local ranger station for up-to-date information on trail conditions and closures.

Four Wheeling

Jeep trails are abundant in the Argentine Pass area, offering a variety of challenges and scenic views for off-road enthusiasts. The trail to the top of Argentine Pass is just one of many jeep trails in the area, with others ranging from beginner to expert difficulty levels. The nearby Radical Hill and Webster Passes are also popular jeep trails that offer stunning scenery and challenging obstacles. These trails provide an exciting way to explore the rugged beauty of the Central Colorado Rockies and create unforgettable memories for adventurous travelers.

360 Degree Views

One of the most striking features of Argentine Pass is the breathtaking views in all four directions. To the East and South, hikers can expect rolling tundra views, while to the West the trail offers a spectacular display of rocky mountain peaks with lush valleys below. This unique four direction viewing makes for great photographs, especially during sunrise and sunset. 

Flora and Fauna

Argentine Pass is also known for its abundance of wildflowers during the late summer months. The area is thick with colorful blooms, which in turn attracts a variety of local wildlife. Hikers may spot pika nesting in the rocks, which in turn brings in a number of raptor species. Occasionally, visitors may even be lucky enough to spot some mountain goats feeding on the hillsides.

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