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Cedar Basin Loop

Shared with Sam Rivera (primary contact) by Riley Vasquez

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Trip plan

Activity
Backpacking
Location
Cedar Basin, CO
Departure
Sept. 14, 2026 10:00 AM MDT
Expected return
Sept. 17, 2026 10:00 AM MDT
Duration
4 days · 3 nights

Route

Example trip route drawn as a loop on a terrain map, with markers for the start, two overnight stops, and the trailhead parking area
Start End Stopping Parking

Route and location details (text)

Planned route drawn with 1 point. Coordinates are latitude, longitude.

  • Start: 40.30000, -105.90000
  • End: 40.30000, -105.90000
  • Parking 1: 40.29880, -105.90180
  • Stopping point 1: 40.32000, -105.88500
  • Stopping point 2: 40.30500, -105.87000

Vehicles

2019 Subaru Outback

Blue · DEMO 123

Safety equipment carried

Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) — Garmin inReach Mini

Whistle

Gear on the trip

Shelter — Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2

Pack — Osprey Atmos 65

Other emergency contacts

  • Alex Kim · Secondary Contact

Phone numbers and emails for other contacts are private. Riley Vasquez can share them with you directly if needed.

Trip activity

Shared with the adventurer and every contact — check here before escalating, in case someone has already acted.

  • Trip started

    Sept. 14, 2026 4:00 AM

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