Turquoise Lake and Hagerman Pass is a 25.7-mile loop route starting in Leadville, Colorado, United States. It has 2,372 feet of climbing and 2,369 feet of descending. The riding surface is 100% gravel. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
I enjoyed this route. Lovely views. Although the majority of the ride around the lake is paved, the climb up Hagerman pass was fantastic gravel and the views were amazing.
Good route, the climb up Hagerman pass is very casual and graded very well, it's the only actual gravel of this route. The loop around the lake is all paved w/ a few good climbs throw in. The views heading up the pass are well worth the ride. Good route and would recommend. Gets chunky right at the end of the pass road. We stopped where the route ends but in the warmer months could keep going up to the top of the pass, just know it gets more chunky up there.
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