Vail, Colorado · Eagle County · Facility
The Meadow Creek trail begins at Lower Piney Riiver Trail #1885 and ends at Soda Lakes Trail #1889: There are several loops to be made by combining this trail with others in this area of the Eagles Nest Wilderness. Map and compass is highly recommended if doing so, however.
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The Meadow Creek trail begins at Lower Piney Riiver Trail #1885 and ends at Soda Lakes Trail #1889: There are several loops to be made by combining this trail with others in this area of the Eagles Nest Wilderness. Map and compass is highly recommended if doing so, however.
Hike about 2 miles down the Lower Piney River Trail #1885 and take a right at Meadow Creek Trail #1891.
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