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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesColoradoGlenwood SpringsDoc Holliday's Grave Trailhead

Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead

US
Hiking Trail·Historic, Steep, Scenic
Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
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Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
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Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
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Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
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Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
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Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
Photo by FFKDTP1 from Google Places
Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
Photo by Gary from Google Places
Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
Photo by Cam from Google Places
Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
Photo by Bob from Google Places
Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead
Photo by Ammory DeGregorio from Google Places

Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead offers a unique blend of American frontier history and outdoor exercise. Located in Glenwood Springs, the trail is a relatively short but steep 0.7 to 0.8-mile round trip on a gravel path. Hikers are rewarded with the historic atmosphere of Linwood Cemetery, where a memorial stands for the famous dentist-turned-gunslinger. Beyond the history, the site provides impressive overlooks of the city and the rugged Colorado mountains. For those seeking a longer adventure, the trail continues further up the mountain past the cemetery grounds, making it a versatile stop for both casual tourists and avid hikers.

Doc Holliday's Grave Trailhead offers a unique blend of American frontier history and outdoor exercise. Located in Glenwood Springs, the trail is a relatively short but steep 0.7 to 0.8-mile round trip on a gravel path. Hikers are rewarded with the historic atmosphere of Linwood Cemetery, where a memorial stands for the famous dentist-turned-gunslinger. Beyond the history, the site provides impressive overlooks of the city and the rugged Colorado mountains. For those seeking a longer adventure, the trail continues further up the mountain past the cemetery grounds, making it a versatile stop for both casual tourists and avid hikers.

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Address
Bennett Ave & 12th St Ditch,Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, USA
Websitevisitglenwood.com
Phone(970) 384-6400
Hours
Closed
Daily 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Highlights

  • Short 0.7-mile round-trip hike to Linwood Cemetery.

  • Memorial site for the legendary gunslinger Doc Holliday.

  • Sweeping views of Glenwood Springs and the surrounding mountains.

  • Gravel path that offers a moderate physical challenge.

  • Access to longer mountain trails beyond the cemetery grounds.

Best For

History enthusiasts and hikers seeking quick scenic overlooks.

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family

Reviews

4.6
Excellent1,7 K reviews

Visitors consistently describe the hike to Doc Holliday's memorial as short but surprisingly steep, often noting the 0.7 to 0.8-mile round trip provides a good workout. The trail is primarily composed of gravel and leads directly to the historic Linwood Cemetery. Reviewers appreciate the authentic Western history vibe and the well-maintained memorial area, even though the exact location of the grave remains a mystery. The panoramic views of Glenwood Springs and the surrounding mountain ranges are frequently cited as a major highlight of the trek. Many suggest that while the climb is moderately strenuous, the historical significance and the scenery make it a must-visit destination. Some hikers also mention that the trail extends further up the mountain for those looking for a more extensive hiking experience.

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Location

Glenwood Springs, Colorado, United States