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2.21km
190m
Hiking
Embark on an easy hike up Nine Mile Mountain, a route known for its beautiful wildflowers and expansive views. You will follow a recently reconstructed singletrack path, which includes two bridges crossing a ravine. This trail offers wonderful vistas of the Fraser Valley and Granby, culminating in a rewarding perspective from the summit. The entire hike covers 1.4 miles (2.2 km) with an elevation gain of 633 feet (193 metres), and you can expect to complete it in about 44 minutes.
Nine Mile Mountain is a great beginner trail, making it an accessible option for many hikers. It is part of the larger Granby trail network, offering connections to other routes in the area. If you plan to bring your dog, remember they are allowed but must be kept on a leash as required. Be aware that the reconstructed path is multi-use, so you might encounter mountain bikers, snowshoers, or AT skiers depending on the time of year.
This route is located within Snow Mountain Ranch, providing a scenic backdrop for your outdoor adventure. The trail's reconstruction focused on creating a more sustainable grade, enhancing the hiking experience. Its design as a beginner-friendly option makes it an excellent choice for those new to hiking or looking for a gentle outing. The summit views are a highlight, offering a broad perspective of the surrounding landscape.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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2.06 km
125 m
< 100 m
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2.20 km
< 100 m
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The Komoot tour for Nine Mile Mountain suggests an average duration of approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour for this hike. However, this can vary based on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the views.
Yes, the trail is considered easy and is being reconstructed to be a great beginner trail. It features a sustainable grade and is suitable for families, including those with young children. It's also multi-use, accommodating hiking, uphill mountain biking, snowshoeing, and AT skiing.
The Nine Mile Mountain trail is a singletrack path. Recent reconstruction efforts have widened and resurfaced it, rerouting sections to achieve a more sustainable grade. You'll also cross two bridges over a 10-foot deep ravine.
Yes, dogs are allowed on this trail. However, it's always a good practice to keep them on a leash, especially in multi-use areas or where required by local regulations.
The trail is known for beautiful wildflowers, suggesting spring and early summer are excellent times to visit. Given its multi-use nature, it's also suitable for snowshoeing and AT skiing in winter, offering year-round accessibility depending on your preferred activity.
Hikers are rewarded with wonderful views of the Fraser Valley and Granby. The trail also leads to the Ninemile Mountain summit, offering panoramic vistas.
Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Old Lynch and Lynch trails, which are part of the local trail network.
The Nine Mile Mountain trail is located near Granby, Colorado, at YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch. Parking is typically available at the ranch, but it's advisable to check their specific visitor information for the most current details on access points.
As the trail is located within YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch, there may be day-use fees or specific access requirements. It's recommended to check the official YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch website or contact them directly for current information on permits, passes, or entrance fees.
While specific wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, the area around Granby, Colorado, is home to various species. Keep an eye out for local birds and small mammals. Always maintain a respectful distance from any wildlife you encounter.
The trail can be used in both directions, suggesting it functions as an out-and-back route, though it connects to a larger network. The Komoot tour for this specific trail is a point-to-point route.
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