Sharkstooth Trail and Centennial Peak
Besides having a name kids like, the Sharkstooth Trail leads them to destinations all hikers enjoy: flower-filled forest jeweled by streams, a signed loop trail around a mining claim, a spectacular saddle for resting and lunching, and finally, a relatively easy 13,000-foot peak to climb. As with all high-altitude hikes, plan this one to start early in the day, and allow 4 to 5 hours to complete the peak climb and return to the trailhead.
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Directions to: Sharkstooth Trail and Centennial Peak
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| Activity | Hiking |
|---|---|
| Nearby City | Mancos |
| Length | 5 mi |
| Skill Level | Moderate to challenging for children |
| Duration | Day hike or backpack |
| Season | Best mid-June through October |
| Trailhead Elevation | 10,900 ft |
| Top Elevation | 13,062 ft |
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