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Start at the Conundrum Creek parking area and head south along the Conundrum Creek through aspen and conifer woods. The trail stays gently uphill for the first 7.0 miles or so until you get above the treeline where you gain 3,000 ft in about 2.0 miles up to Triangle Pass. Once over the pass you cut back and head northwest down along. Conundrum Hot Springs is definitely at least a two day trip. It is a long hike from the Conundrum trail head through fairly easy terrain following the creek to the springs. If you do this during the winter or spring, be prepared to have snow shoes and snow gear.

If you DO NOT agree, click 'Cancel'. Conundrum to ConundrumClimbing Conundrum and Castle Peaks from Conundrum Hot SpringsRoundtrip Distance from the Hot Springs: 6 milesElevation Gain from the Hot Springs: 3,065'Total Climb Time: about 10 hours. EDITED.I soloed this route again on 19 Sep 2015 and discovered a few things that may make the route safer and a bit easier for some. Well, it's 2017 and I'm finally getting around to updating the trip report. Hopefully, those planning their 2017 trip to Conundrum Hot Springs will find something useful in this report.START of ORIGINAL REPORTThe route descriptions, photos and gpx in this write-up are from a successful climb of both peaks I made on 9 Aug 2014. I had tried this exact same route on 13 Jul 2013 and I made it to the top of Conundrum Peak but was rained out before I could hike the ridge to Castle Peak.

I first learned of this route from a 2008 report by polarjud on Summit Post. I decided to finally post a trip report after reading about several instances of confusion concerning this route. Hopefully, this report will be helpful.This route has no trail or trail markers.

Good route finding skills are very helpful. In addition, it contains scree, some Class 3 climbing, exposure, and depending on the time of year some steep snow that has to be traversed.

Please consider your own mountaineering experience before committing to this route.The approach up Conundrum Creek is absolutely beautiful. It is roughly 9 miles of wildflowers, beaver pools, aspen groves, and wonderful views. The 2,000' elevation gain is moderate but steady and never too steep. And, of course, there's a natural hot spring waiting for you at 11,200' to soak your tired legs.

Be aware, that in the winter, this trail contains significant avalanche danger.Conundrum Creek ApproachPlease practice low-impact camping around the hot springs. This is a rare spot in Colorado and sadly it is beginning to show signs of heavy use. Fires are not permitted around the springs and you must camp in the designated, first-come-first-serve camp spots. I highly encourage a mid-week trip if you can do it. You have a much better chance at getting a camp spot near the hot spring and you won't be elbow to elbow with others in the pool.Begin the climb behind camp spot #13, east of the hot springs. Ascend directly up Castleabra's west slope to the cliff bands.

At around 11,650', countour north along the base of the cliff bands for about 0.5 miles, keeping between 11,600' and 11,700'. Staying up at the base of the cliffs keeps you off most of the scree and provides easier footing. A helmet is a really good idea for this route.Route Along Candleabra's West SlopeThe yellow circle in the photo shows the location of a snow field that, depending on the time of year and snow pack, you can cross or circumnavigate. An ice axe will provide added security for early season climbs. In August 2014, the snow field was so small I simply travelled below it.Here's a photo from my Sep 2015 trip showing the terrain along the base of the cliffs.Cliff Base Above Hot SpringsEventually, you'll turn Castleabra's north ridge and enter a basin.

Climb to about 11,800' as you enter the basin and aim for a small clump of trees on the far side which is the start of Conundrum's northwest ridge. Crossing the basin was really enjoyable.

There is a small stream that is easily crossed. At the far side, you'll have to climb a bit of talus to get on the ridge.Route Through the BasinLooking Back at Route Through the BasinOnce on the start of the ridge, you'll get to experience some Class 3 climbing and a small amount of bushwhacking through the low-lying shrubs and trees. Find your own line through this section. Caution: The information contained in this report may not be accurate and should not be the only resource used in preparation for your climb.

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Conundrum Hot Springs is a scenic place, which is in a bucket list of every Coloradan. Located at an elevation of 11,200 feet (3,413 m) in height, it belongs to Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness.

The trail to Conundrum Hot Springs starts from the Conundrum Creek and is about 8.5 miles (13.67 km) one-way. The trail head is located at 8,800 ft (2,682 m) and goes up through the valley to the springs, crossing Conundrum Creek three times. The trail head starts at the end of Conundrum Creek road, which is just a 15-minute drive from Aspen.