2 More Trail 
2 More Trail is an intermediate 2-mile trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
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8 Bells Trail 
8 Bells is a moderate 0.3-mile trail that switchbacks up and provides access to Hogsback trail and Ella Vita.
Abajo Trail
Abajo trail is a short, intermediate connecting trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
Alien Run Trail
Alien Run is a 9.2-mile moderate loop within the Alien Run Trails and a popular mountain bike ride in the 4-corners area.
Alien Run Trail System
The three stacked loops of Alien Run offer a variety of riding for everyone.
Anasazi Loop
Anasazi Loop a fast-paced singletrack with no major climbs or descents, just gentle grades.
Andrews Lake
Located just past Molas Lake, Andrews Lake is an easy loop around the lake. In the winter it is good for touring skiing and snowshoeing.
Animas Mountain Lower Loop
Animas Mountain Inner Loop spurs from and parallels the east side of the Animas Mountain Trail for nearly 2 miles.
Animas Mountain Trail System
A popular and iconic trail located in-town Durango, just minutes from downtown Durango.
Animas Mountain Upper Loop
Animas Mountain Trail is a moderately difficult loop that offers panoramic views of Durango, the Animas Valley, and Falls Creek area.
Animas Overlook Trail
The Animas Overlook Trail is a difficult trail which begins/ends at the Animas Overlook and continues 3 miles to meet Log Chutes 1.
Animas River Trail 
The Animas River Trail, a hard surface shared-use path, is a very enjoyable paved trail great for all ages and skill levels.
Aspen Loop Trail
The Aspen Loop is a 39 mile double track loop. There are some steep climbs and some rocky areas, but in general a very rideable, hikeable trail.
Ball Lane
Ball Lane a popular access point and parking area for Skyline, Powerline, and Bread Express trails.
Bean Canyon Trail
Bean Canyon Trail is a popular 13.7-mile loop in the Boggy Draw/McPhee Reservoir trails system.
Ben’s Down N Out Trail
Down n’ Out Trail is a 0.46-mile difficult connector trail between Raider Ridge (between Extended Ridge and Hyper Extended Ridge) and Horse Gulch Road.
Beth’s Loop
Couch to the fridge
Big Canyon Trail
Big Canyon Trail is a moderate 1.6-mile trail that spurs from Cowboy Trail and is open to all non-motorized use.
Big Lick
Bolam Pass Road climbs 4 miles until the road levels out and connects to the Colorado Trail (at high country).
Birket Trail
Birket trail, on the foot of Animas Mountain, connects to Dalla Mountain Park trails, climbing access and other trails on Animas Mountain.
Black Hole Loop
The Black Hole Loop is a 0.2-mile difficult loop within the Alien Run Trails and is a popular mountain bike ride in the 4-corners area.
Blackhawk Pass
Blackhawk Pass is a highly rated 9 mile popular black diamond singletrack trail located near Rico Colorado. This multi-use trail can be used both directions.
Blue Trail (Slickrock)
Blue Trail (slickrock) is a moderate, 1.2-mile trail in the Sand Canyon trails system.
Bob’s Loop
Bob’s Loop is a short, intermediate connecting trail in the Phil’s World Trail System.
Boggy Draw Loop Trail
The Boggy Draw Loop is the original trail in the Boggy Draw network.
Boggy Draw Lower Loop
Boggy Draw Lower Loop can be accessed from a main intersection with Mavericks Trail and Bean Canyon Trail.
Boggy Draw Trail System
The Boggy Trailhead also hosts three other trails that offer a wide variety of terrain and range of difficulties.
Boggy Draw Upper Loop
Boggy Draw Upper Trail is a moderate 10-mile loop and is the furthest north trail in the Boggy Draw system.
Bolam Pass Road
Bolam Pass Road climbs 4 miles until the road levels out and connects to the Colorado Trail (at high country).
Bouldering Trail
The Bouldering Trail is a popular trail in Durango for bouldering, hiking and biking within Dalla Mountain Park.
Bread Express Trail
Bread Express trail acts as a connector from Ball Lane to Skyline and Powerline trails within the Fort Lewis College trail system.
Brown’s Ridge Trail
Brown’s Ridge is a flowy, moderate 0.6-mile trail with a newly reconstructed jump line and great views of the Durango area.
Cap’s Trail
Cap’s is an enjoyable and flowy trail with a bridge, small jumps, and fun corners that parallels Horse Gulch Road.
Carbon Junction Trail
Carbon Junction is a moderate 2.1-mile trail that is open to all non-motorized use.
Cascade Creek Trail
Cascade Creek follows along the western base of the mountain and often sees less traffic than other popular high-country trails in the area.
Cave Basin Trail
This difficult trail is 10-miles round trip, but any portion of is great way to experience some high elevation hiking.
Chapman Hill Jump & Flow Lines
Chapman Hill Flow and Jump Lines offer technical “bikepark-esque” features at the base of Chapman Hill.
Chapman Hill Kid’s Up-Down Trail
Chapman Hill Kid’s up-Down flow trails provide kids an opportunity to try out their bike skills on an easy flow course.
Chapman Hill Trail
Champan Hill Trail is a moderate connecting trail at the base of Champan Hill to the top of Fort Lewis mesa.
Charmed (Formerly Snakecharmer)
Charmed is a progressive-style riding trail designed by Tyson Swazey, builder of Moab’s Captain Ahab’s trail, and contains a variety of terrain features, including several advanced rock features and berms.
Chicken Creek
Chicken Creek is located outside of Mancos and in the winter is groomed for cross country skiing (skate and a class track). No walking on the groomed trails.
Church Camp Loop
Church Camp Loop is a popular trail route in the Church Camp/Falls Creek area.
Church Camp Trail System
Church Camp trails are a great way to experience some easier options of Durango’s in-town trails.
Clark’s Cutoff Trail
Clark’s Cutuff trail has very fast sections with a combination of single and doubletrack flowing in and out of the Pinion/Junipers.
Cliffrock Loop
Cliffrock Loop has moderate climbing through pinion and juniper with smooth flat sections in open meadows.
Coal Creek Trail
Coal Creek is a popular downhill bike route to the highway, accessed from Deer Creek Trail or Engineer Mountain Trail.
Coco Trail
Coco Trail is an intermediate 2-mile trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
Colorado Trail at Junction Creek
The Colorado Trail at Junction Creek is one of the best trails in the Durango area, great for both hiking and biking, and perfect for most skill levels.
Colorado Trail from Champion Venture
The iconic Colorado Trail stretches 500 miles from Denver to its terminus in Durango and is one of the state’s great recreational assets.
Colorado Trail System (High Country)
The iconic Colorado Trail stretches 500 miles from Denver to its terminus in Durango and is one of the state’s great recreational assets.
Colorado Trail System (Lower)
The iconic Colorado Trail stretches 500 miles from Denver to its terminus in Durango and is one of the state’s great recreational assets.
Columbine/Ruby Lakes
An alternative route to Lake Columbine, this out and back is generally above treeline with great views.
Corral Draw Trail
Corral Draw Trail connects the main Hermosa Creek trail to the Colorado Trail (at high country) near the northernmost part of the Hermosa Creek Trail.
Cowboy Trail
Cowboy Trail is a moderate 2.7-mile trail that is open to all non-motorized use in Grandview Ridge Trail System.
Crater Lake Trail
Crater Lake is a beautiful 5.4-mile one way trail near Andrew’s Lake, popular for day hikes in the high country.
Crestview Trail
Crestview Trail is often called “the ditch” and provides 0.6-miles of easy access along a rolling ditch to northern Overend Mountain Park trail system.
Crites Connect Trail
Sidewinder Trail is a difficult 1.5-mile trail that is open to all non-motorized use from the top of Telegraph Trail.
Cuchillo Trail
Cuchillo Trail is a 2.5-mile moderate loop option which can be accessed from Mike’s Trail and meets back with Meadow Loop Trail near its main intersection on Horse Gulch Road.
Cunningham Gulch
Meeting with the Highland Mary Lakes connector, Cunningham Gulch bring you to unhindered views of Mount Rhonda, Kendall Peak, and Little Giant Peak before ending at the Colorado Trail.
Cutthroat Trail
Cutthroat is a 5.5 mile trail above the East Fork of Hermosa Creek beginning at the intersection of Relay Creek and Cascade Divide Road.
Dalla Mountain Park Trail System
Dalla Mountain Park is a popular destination among climbers, hikers and mountain bikers alike.
Deer Creek Trail
Deer Creek trail is a difficult, 4.6-mile trail that climbs steadily to meet Coal Creek, then Engineer Mountain Trail.
Drop Over Trail
Drop Over Trail is a short trail segment which connects Cuchillo Trail to the Horse Gulch Road.
Dry Fork Trail
Dry Fork Loop is a popular singletrack trail that connects to the Lower Colorado Trail.
Durango Nordic Center
Durango Nordic Center is groomed for cross country skiing and you must purchase a pass to ski. Dogs are not allowed.
Dutch Creek Trail
Dutch Creek Trail is a mostly downhill trail that runs along the creek and through lots of aspen groves and creek crossings.
East Fork Trail
Most commonly used as a mountain bike route, ride up Hermosa Park Road to East Fork onto Hwy 145, you can ride north up Hwy 145 to Scotch Creek and return to Hermosa.
East Rock Creek Trail
East Rock Creek is a popular, difficult loop in Sand Canyon and is west of the main Sand Canyon out-and-back trail.
Elbert Creek Trail
The views from Purgatory Cliffs at the top of the Elbert Creek trail overlooking the Needles are beautiful no matter what time of year you scale the heights; however, there is almost no better place to witness the changing aspens in the fall.
Ella Vita Trail
From the topmost part of the trail (from Brown’s Ridge) Ella Vita Trail features a series of sweeping jumps and turns as it descends 450 feet over 2 miles down to Ella Vita Court.
Engine Creek Trail
Engine Creek Trail is part of a loop for mountain biking and hiking starting from the Molas Pass Campground.
Engineer Mountain Trail
Engineer Mountain is a favorite hike or ride that is well marked and in close proximity to Durango, making it quite popular in the summertime.
Englehart’s Trail
Englehart’s Trail is accessed from Hidden Valley and Crestview Trails.
EZ Trail
EZ is a difficult 0.3-mile trail that gains 70 feet as it climbs steadily to meet Rocky Road.
Falcon Trail
Falcon Trail is a moderate 1-mile loop in Overend Mountain Park that follows the drainage towards Leyden Street and up to meet Brown’s Ridge and Ella Vita trail.
First Fork Trail
First Fork Trail is a moderate 3.5-mile trail that can be accessed from Missionary Ridge Trail or Red Creek Trail.
Flame Out Trail
Flame Out Trail is a short but difficult trail spurring off of Half Ridge trail, near the bottom of Horse Gulch Road.
Foothills Loop
The Foothills Loop will take you along the ridgeline and then on a fun 2-mile downhill section.
Fort Lewis Trail System
A system of trails located directly in-town on the Fort Lewis College Mesa, with many different options for different ages and skill levels.
Galloping Goose Trail
This gently graded, primarily non-technical trail follows an old narrow-gauge rail line for roughly 19 miles from the 10,222-foot Lizard Head Pass back toward the town of Telluride.
Goulding Creek Trail
Goulding Creek Trail is a moderately difficult, 6-mile round-trip hike that climbs above Hermosa Cliffs near Tamarron Resort.
Grabens Loop
Grabens is a 0.6-mile segmented loop accessed from the top of Hidden Valley and leads to Star Wars and Ned’s Hill.
Grandview Ridge Road
Grandview Ridge Road is a dirt road/trail that is open to all non-motorized use.
Grandview Ridge Trail System
The Grandview Ridge trail system includes several very fun local trails and is easily accessible from downtown Durango, located next to (and connecting to) the Horse Gulch trail system.
Graysill Trail
Graysill Trail spurs from the Colorado Trail (at high country) to Cascade Creek Trail and gains/ascends 1,770 feet in 3 miles.
Haflin Creek Trail
Haflin Creek to Missionary Ridge is a good half-day, advanced hike, bike or horseback through the dramatic remnants of the 2002 Missionary Ridge Fire.
Half Ridge Trail
In 2022, Durango Trails, working with the City of Durango, created a one-mile contour trail to replace an old 30% slope fire access road. This new trail connects to the Progressive Ridge, an area with many trails including: Charmed, EZ, Flame Out, Extended Ridge, Half Ridge, Charmed, EZ, Kitty Charmer, Raider Ridge and Hyper Extended Ridge.
Haviland Lake Trails
This scenic 9-mile network of trails sits between Elbert Creek and Highway 550, connecting Haviland Lake Park and Chris Park. This network is used year-round by equestrians, hikers, bikers, skiers and snowshoers.
Here for More Trail
Here for More is an intermediate 2.2-mile trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
Hermosa Area Trail System
The Hermosa Creek trails connect you to a variety of high country routes from Jones Creek to Pinkerton or upper Hermosa to Bolam Pass or Hotel Draw.
Hermosa Creek Trail
The main Hermosa Creek Trail is always the most well-worn route and sees several junctions in the 12.7-mile one way.
Hidden Valley Trail
A popular trail in Overend Mountain Park, Hidden Valley offers a winding and shaded hike or bike ride.
High Country Trails
Durango has dozens of miles of high country trails located just outside of town, perfect for hiking, biking, and exploring Southwest Colorado.
High Point
The High Point on the Colorado Trail is 10 miles from the Colorado Trail trailhead, it doesn’t not have a sign but is a local’s favorite hang out.
Highland Mary Lakes
The Highland Mary Lakes trail is an exception, providing day hikers quick access to this alpine wonderland.
Hillcrest Nordic Ski Trails
Hillcrest Golf Course offers groomed nordic skiing during the winter months just minutes from downtown Durango.
Hippie House Trail
Hippie House is a 2.6-mile trail that offers a beginner trail option for the Phil’s World trail system.
Hoffheins Trail
Hoffheins allows the lower Colorado Trail to be accessed as a loop on Dry Fork Trail versus the iconic out-and-back.
Hogsback Trail
Hogsback trail is a popular trail that provides scenic views of Downtown Durango and the Animas Valley, and gains nearly 700 feet within its steep 1-mile ascent.
Hogsfoot Trail
Hogsfoot Trail is located in Overend Mountain Park trail system and provides access to Hogsback Trail from the Spirit Trail and into Brown’s Ridge.
Hood Mesa Trail
This trail is more of a doubletrack steadily climbing road leading from the edge of Pinion Blvd up to the Road Apple Trails.
Horse Gulch Road
The Horse Gulch Road is a non-motorized use, 4.1-mile easy trail that provides access to the greater Horse Gulch system trails.
Horse Gulch Trail System
The Horse Gulch/Telegraph Trail System is the perfect trail system for all levels and user types. Located right in-town, it is a local favorite for hiking and mountain biking, and with so many different connectin
Hotel Draw Road
Hotel Draw Road connects Hermosa Creek into the Colorado Trail (at high country) where the trail crosses the road several times along the Great Divide.
Ice Lakes Trail
ALERT: Ice Lakes Trail is CLOSED. A fire was reported on the afternoon of October 19, 2020, west of Silverton, CO on the north side of the South Mineral Creek Road (FS585). The fire area includes the Ice Lakes Trail and the Clear Lake Road. Public entry into this area is prohibited for the safety of users.
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Italian Canyon Trail
Italian Canyon Trail starts about 1/3 of the way around the Mavericks Trail and goes east from there.
Jacob’s Cliff Trail
Jacob’s Cliff Trail is a popular 0.95-mile trail in Dalla Mountain Park for climbers, hikers, and mountain bikers alike.
Jones Creek Trail
From southern Hermosa Creek trail, Jones Creek Trail climbs for about 5 miles where it enters a grassy meadow in a stand of aspens and connects into Pinkerton-Flagstaff Trail.
Junction Creek Road (USFS 171)
Junction Creek Road is a great area for touring skiing and fat biking (once compacted). Start just past the lower gate.
Junction Trail
Accessed from Jacob’s Cliff Trail, Junction Trail parallels Junction Creek Road and provides access to bouldering rocks and other trails in Dalla Mountain Park.
Kinsey Loop
Kinsey rolls North along the edge of a valley passing various gas wells and associated infrastructure.
La Plata Canyon
La Plata Canyon trail is a long sustained climb up the La Plata Canyon Road to the Colorado Trail at Kennebec Pass.
La Plata Canyon Trail System
La Plata Canyon is in an area west of Durango with many mid country trail options.
Lake Eileen Trail
The 4-mile round trip hike near Vallecito Reservoir gains 1,150 feet in elevation and takes approximately four hours.
Lake View Trail
Lake View trail follows a skinny ridge with some steep sections and some optional drops, a few sections can be loose.
Lamppost Trail
Lamppost Trail at Fort Lewis is a short trail from the 8th street hill up to College.
Ledges Loop
The Ledges loop is a nice, more technical loop that can be added on to Phil’s World ride.
Lemonhead Trail
Lemonhead is a 4.2-mile intermediate trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
Lightner Creek Trail
Lightner Creek Trail is a future paved trail, in collaboration with the City of Durango.
Lion’s Den Trail
Lion’s Den Trail is a relatively easy trail, great for kids that tops out at a brick covered area with views of the Animas Valley.
Little Elk Trail
Little Elk Creek is an 11-mile difficult trail connecting the main Hermosa Creek Trail into Dutch Creek.
Lizard Head – Telluride
Take in views of the surrounding San Miguel Mountain Range, including Mount Wilson (14,245-ft.), Gladstone Mountain (13,913-ft.) and Wilson Peak (14,017-ft.).
Log Chutes 1
Log Chutes 1 is the first trail from the Log Chutes trailhead and provides access to Log Chutes 2, Log Chutes 3 and Westview Loop.
Log Chutes 2
Log Chutes 2 is a difficult, 3.13-mile trail accessed from Log Chutes 1 or from the trailhead and provides access to Log Chutes 3.
Log Chutes 3
Log Chutes 3 is a difficult, 3.75-mile trail accessed from Log Chutes 2.
Log Chutes Downhill
Log Chutes Downhill trail is one of Durango’s only dedicated downhill trails.
Log Chutes Trail System
Log Chutes is a multi-use trail located just above the Colorado Trail Trailhead at Junction Creek in Durango
Lower BC & F Trail
Lower BC & F trail follows the old railroad grade in the Twin Buttes area.
Lower Ed & Flo Trail
Lower Ed & Flo Trail is a fun downhill with tight switchbacks, banked turns and whoop-de-dos.
Mavericks Loop Trail
Mavericks Loop rolls along with a few short climbs and descends through the pinon forest from the trailhead.
McPhee Overlook Trail
McPhee Overlook is a moderate 8.8-mile trail on the western side of the Boggy Draw trail system.
Meadow Loop
Meadow Loop is a widely used 1-15-mile moderate trail in the Horse Gulch Trail System that access a variety of other trails.
Medicine Trail
Medicine Trail is a progressive trail located off Horse Gulch Road; lined with rocks, it heads down and to your left and finishes up on the slab onto Horse Gulch Road.
Mercy Loop
Mercy Loop is a beginner-friendly 0.5-mile loop behind Mercy Regional Medical Center.
Merve Trail
Merv Trail is often coupled with the Swerve Trail and is just north of the popular Sailing Hawks Trail in Dalla Mountain Park.
Mid Traverse Trail
Mid Traverse is an easy, flat trail in the Twin Buttes trail system.
Mike’s Trail
Mike’s Trail is accessed from Stacy’s Loop and leads to a mid-point on Cuchillo Trail within the Horse Gulch Trail System.
Milky Way Trail
Milky Way Trail is a difficult 0.6-mile trail which connects lower Horse Gulch trails to Raider Ridge.
Missionary Ridge Trail
Missionary Ridge Trail is a 9-mile difficult trail along the top of Missionary Ridge.
Missionary Ridge Trail System
The Missionary Ridge trail network is an unknown gem even to most locals with moderate to expert trails.
Mitchell Lakes Trail
Great hiking just north of Durango in between Hermosa and Purgatory.
Molas Pass
Molas Pass is a popular place for high country trail access just north of Durango.
Mood Swings Trail
This new trail connects Anasazi and Kinsey and Rigor Mortis trails.
Nature Trail
Nature Trail at Fort Lewis is a mile-long trail that connects Fort Lewis College and Durango.
Ned’s Hill Trail
Ned’s Hill is a 0.3-mile downhill that offers fun and moderately technical roller-coaster ups and downs toward Leyden Street trailhead.
North Canyon, East Creek & Graham Creek Trails
These trails head up the ridges on the east side of Vallecito Lake, following creeks with waterfalls to open meadows.
Old Car Loop
Old Car Loop is a difficult trail accessed from the furthest end of Sidewinder Trail and is open to all non-motorized use.
Outer Limits Trail
Outer Limits is a 6.7-mile moderate loop within the Alien Run Trails and is a popular mountain bike ride in the 4-corners area.
Overend Mountain Park Trail System
The main area of Overend Mountain Park encompasses about 300 acres, located right in-town of Durango. Easily accessible, it’s a favorite among Durango locals.
Pass Creek Trail
Pass Trail is a great mountain bike ride or hike for most everyone, located near Engineer Mountain Trail.
Pautsky Point
Pautsky Point is an optional trail extension at the top of Telegraph Trail with scenic views of Durango and the Animas Valley.
Perin’s Gulch Trail
Perin’s Gulch trail begins at Leyden Street trailhead and follows Perin’s Gulch 1.2 miles up towards Perin’s Peak.
Perins Peak Trail
Perins Peak Trail is a rather lengthy and difficult hike, but it is also one of the most rewarding day hikes Durango has to offer.
Phil’s World Main Loop
Phil’s World Main Loop is a 10.6-mile trail that gains 800 feet and offers a great half-day trail outing just west of Durango.
Phil’s World Trail System
This fast rolling singletrack ride is a popular trail winding through pinyon and juniper forest near Cortez, Colorado.
Pine River Trail
This easy to moderate trail alternates between the Pine River, meadows and canyon, frequently flowing peacefully on the flat valley floor.
Pinkerton-Flagstaff Trail
Pinkerton-Flagstaff is a difficult 8-mile trail in the Hermosa Creek area.
Ponderosa Trail
Ponderosa Trail is a 0.6-mile trail that connects between Animas Mountain and bouldering areas of Dalla Mountain Park.
Powerline Trail
Powerline Trail spans 2.5 miles between Horse Gulch Trailhead and Skyline Trail.
Priest Lake – Telluride
With hiking and lake access in the summer, and nordic skiing in the winter, Priest Lake offers a multitude of outdoor activities.
Purgatory Flow Trail
Divinity Flow Trail, or Purgatory Flow Trail, located at Purgatory Resort, is a 1.5-mile intermediate trail, and Durango’s longest downhill flow trail.
Purgatory Trail System
Divinity Flow Trail, or Purgatory Flow Trail, located at Purgatory Resort, is a 1.5 mile intermediate trail, and Durango’s longest downhill flow trail.
Raider Ridge Trails
Raider Ridge is an iconic long, difficult and beautiful ride or hike segmented into: Hyper Extended Ridge, Extended Ridge and Half Ridge.
Rail Spike Loop
Rail Spike Loop is a beginner-friendly loop in the Three Springs Spur Line trail system.
Red Creek Trail
Red Creek Trail is a moderate 4.4-mile trail that can be accessed from Missionary Ridge Trail or Red Creek Trail and is a popular downhill trail.
Rib Cage Trail
Rib Cage trail offers super fun, rolling terrain. Tighten everything up here and prepare for a roller coaster ride.
Rico-Silverton Trail
Rico-Silverton Trail ascends two high mountain passes in 2.4 miles, thus affording excellent views and good opportunities for photography.
Ridge Hike Trail
The Ridge Hike Trail is an out-and-back trail option in the Church Camp trails area.
Ridge Trail (in Saul’s Creek)
Ridge Trail is a 3.1-mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Bayfield, Colorado that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels.
RidgeView (formerly SkyRaider)
Durango’s newest trail! SkyRaider connects the Powerline Trail to Raider Ridge.
Rigor Mortis Trail
Rigor Mortis parallels Kinsey trail and in some places, the two are only a few feet apart (in the Road Apple Trails system).
Rim Trail
The Rim Trail is a great, relatively easy trail which offers great views of town.
Road Apple East Trail
This trail is a climb heading north with lots of whoops and some sandy sections near Farmington, NM.
Road Apple Rally Course
Road Apple Rally Course is a popular bike ride loop which encompasses most of the trails within the Road Apple Trails System.
Road Apple Trail System
Road Apple offers miles of rolling singletrack, which starts on top of Kinsey Ridge near Farmington, New Mexico.
Road Apple West Trail
Road Apple West Trail is approximately ten miles of fun singletrack which is shared with dirt bikes.
Roaring Fork Trail
This 16.8 mile out and back trail leads to stunning views of the Hermosa Creek Wilderness. You may not see anyone else while on your adventure, but please still anticipate dogs off leash.
Rock Creek Trail
Rock Creek Trail is a difficult 3.9-mile trail, accessed from East Rock Creek Trail.
Rocky Road Trail
Rocky Road is a difficult 1.28-mile trail which connects Horse Gulch Road to Hyper Extended Ridge and Extended Ridge trails.
Sailing Hawks Trail
Accessed from Dalla Mountain Park’s Ponderosa or Bouldering Trails, Sailing Hawks spans 0.9 miles and provides access to bouldering areas and cliffs along the foot of Animas Mountain.
Sale Barn Trail
Sale Barn Trail is a moderate 1.8-mile trail that spurs from South Rim trail and is open to all non-motorized use.
Salt Creek West to Rico-Silverton Trail
Salt Creek Trail connects from the Southern end of Hermosa Creek Trail into the Colorado Trail (at high country) into the Rico-Silverton Trail.
Sand Canyon Trail
Sand Canyon Trail is 6.3 miles each way and provides beautiful views of the canyons.
Sand Canyon Trail System
Located near Cortez, Colorado, this National Monument boasts the largest concentration of Pueblo Indian (Anasazi) ruins and archaeological sites.
Saul’s Creek Trail
Sauls Creek Trail is a 1.2-mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Bayfield, Colorado that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels.
Saul’s Creek Trail System
The Saul’s Creek trail system is in the San Juan National Forest about 3 miles east of Bayfield, Colorado.
Send It (formerly Anasazi) Descent
Anasazi Descent is a technical one-way trail which starts at the top of Telegraph Trail.
Seven Sisters Trail
This is a fast and mostly downhill trail from Kinsey Ridge into the valley with lots of fun whoops and jump options, and not too much sand.
Sharkstooth Trail
Sharkstooth Trail is a 6.6 mile (one way) trail to Sharkstooth Pass, with many excellent views of Hesperus Mountain along the way.
Sick Bird Trail
Sick Bird is a difficult trail that parallels the eastern edge of the main Animas Mountain Trail loop.
Sidewinder Trail
Sidewinder Trail is a moderate 3.3-mile trail that is open to all non-motorized use in the Grandview Ridge Trail System.
Silverton Area Trails
Near Silverton you’ll find a number of thirteeners that can be completed as day hikes, including Kendall Mountain, Kendall Peak and Stony Peak.
Silverton Groomed Winter Trails
Silverton groomed ski trails are fantastic for fat biking and cross country skiing (skate and classic), located at Kendall Mountain and Memorial Park.
Skull Rock Trail
Skull Rock Trail is difficult 1.4-mile trail open to all non-motorized use.
Sky Steps
The Sky Steps extend over 500 steps and gain over 250 feet in elevation connecting Fort Lewis College to Downtown Durango.
Skyline Trail
Skyline Trail is a scenic out and back trail with an option to loop into Horse Gulch trail system from Sugar Trail.
Smelter Mountain Trail
Smelter Mountain is a 1-mile hike from the parking area to the top and climbs steadily 1,000 feet to spectacular views.
South Rim Trail
South Rim Trail is an easy 2.3-mile trail that is open to all non-motorized use.
Spirit Trail
Spirit Trail is accessed from Ella Vita Court parking area and is a popular moderate 1.9-mile trail in the southern end of Overend Mountain Park.
Spud Lake Trail
Spud Lake a short and sweet family friendly high country trail open to hiking which ends at Spud Lake.
Spur Line Trails
The Spur Line Trails include five new miles of introductory singletrack and a small pump track located off Wilson Gulch Road on the northeast side of Three Springs neighborhood.
Squawker, Talker and Shocker Trails
Squawker, Talker and Shocker trails are all short connector trails near Fort Lewis College Rim Trail.
Stacy’s Loop
Stacy’s is a moderate 1.05-mile loop in Horse Gulch that connects from Meadows and provides access to Mike’s Trail and Cuchillo Trail.
Star Wars Descent
Star Wars is a popular and technical descent accessed from the top of Grabens Loop.
Steven’s Creek Trail
Steven’s Creek gains over 3,500 feet from the parking area to its intersection with Missionary Ridge Trail over 7.25 miles.
Stinky Spring Loop
Stinky Spring Loop is a 5.4-mile intermediate trail in Phil’s World Trail System.
Sugar Trail
Sugar Trail, a multi-use connector trail from Skyline to Horse Gulch, is designed with a series of sweeping switchbacks fun for ascending and descending.
Swerve Trail
Swerve Trail is often coupled with the Merv Trail and is just north of the popular Sailing Hawks Trail in Dalla Mountain Park.
Switcher Loop
Switcher Loop is a moderate loop in the Three Springs Spur Line trail system.
Telegraph Trail
Telegraph, a 2.75-mile difficult trail, is one of the most popular routes in the Horse Gulch Trail System.
Telluride Area Trails
Located just a little over 2 hours from Durango, Telluride’s trails offer a range of outdoor activities
Telluride Valley Floor
The Telluride Valley Floor stretches for three miles along the CO-145 spur. This 570-acre forever-wild protected gateway to Telluride features meadows, the San Miguel River, and a year-round activity trail.
The Buttes Trail
This trail offers a gentle climb then steep switchbacks in the Ponderosa forest leading to the base of the Buttes.
The Lake Trails
Most portions of this easy trail skirt the edge of Vallecito Lake.
Three Springs Connect Loop
The Three Springs Connect Trail connects the Water Tank Road near Mercy Loop to Grandview Ridge Road.
Three Springs Trail System
The Three Springs Trail System features five new miles of introductory singletrack and a small pump track located off Wilson Gulch Road on the northeast side of Three Springs neighborhood.
Trout Lake – Telluride
Telluride’s Trout Lake offers great places to fish, kayak, canoe, and SUP in the summertime, and nordic skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.
Trust Loop
Trust Loop is an intermediate 3.5-mile trail in the Phil’s World trail system.
Tuckerville Trails
There are many trails leaving from Tuckerville, which also features a wonderful overlook where there were mines in the cliffs below.
Twin Buttes East Trail
Twin Buttes East Trail follows the old dirt road then connects to the Twin Buttes trail, avoiding the first steep climb from the main parking area.
Twin Buttes Trail
Twin Buttes trail starts out with a steep, switchbacked climb out of the parking area, crosses an old road then climbs again through pinion and juniper.
Twin Buttes Trail System
While a popular mountain bike location, Twin Buttes is also a multi-use trail system just west of Downtown Durango.
Upper BC & F Trail
Upper BC & F trail follows the old railroad grade in the Twin Buttes area and offers a fun downhill.
Upper Ed & Flo Trail
Upper Ed & Flo is a popular trail in Twin Buttes because it offers a fun and technical downhill.
USFS Roads
San Juan National Forest Roads are closed seasonally to wheeled motorized vehicles to protect critical wildlife habitat and/or to prevent damage to road surfaces.
Vallecito Creek Trail
A stunning day hike, or a great four-to-five day backpack trip near Vallecito, Colorado.
Vallecito Lake Trail System
Vallecito Lake offers a variety of year-round trails just 40 minutes from Durango.
Vallecito Nordic Winter Trails
Vallecito Reservoir has beautiful groomed nordic skiing and snowshoeing trails in winter months.
Velocity Basin
Velocity Basin is a cirque basin with a small turquoise lake at its base. At an elevation of 11,315 ft above sea level, it is accessed from CR 52 outside of Silverton.
Walls Gulch Bridge Trail
Walls Gulch Bridge is a 5.5-mile (out-and-back) trail near La Plata Canyon that can be difficult to find and requires 4WD.
Water Tank Road
Water Tank Road climbs steadily for nearly a mile and gains 300 feet to where it meets the Three Springs Connector Loop trail and later, the Grandview Ridge Road.
Weminuche Wilderness Trails
Within the wilderness area you can hike to high alpine valleys, mountain peaks and pristine lakes on hundreds of miles of marked trails in one of the largest wilderness areas in the U.S.
West Cross Creek Trail
West Cross Creek Trail connects the main Hermosa Creek Trail to the Colorado Trail (at high country).
West Lime Creek
West Lime Creek Trail (FS #679) follows provides access to a variety of high-country trails, waterfalls, dispersed campsites and excellent views.
Westview Loop
Westview Loop can be accessed where Log Chutes 3 crossed Junction Creek Road and is rated as difficult.
Whitehead Trail
White Creek Trail is a difficult and scenic high country trail near Cunningham Gulch and Highland Mary Lakes trails.
Wild Bill Trail
Wild Bill is a skinny ridge trail that offers four, one-foot-tall drops that are rollable or can be jumped bigger, and some steep and fast sections.
X-Rock Climbing Area
X-Rock is the most popular and iconic wall for beginner and intermediate climbing access in Durango.
Yellow Brick Road Trail
Yellow Brick Road is short and difficult connector trail open to all non-motorized use.
Zip Line Trail
Zip Line Trail is a moderate 0.7-mile trail which parallels the bottom of Horse Gulch Road and connects into Snakecharmer, Raider Ridge, Cap’s and Flame Out.
