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Bear Valley Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Marin
  
  BEAR VALLEY TRAIL (13.1 km / 8.2 mi.) Probably the single most popular trail in the park, the Bear Valley Trail is the most direct walk to the ocean from the Bear Valley Visitor Center. This pleasant stroll through mixed Douglas fir forest and along Bear Valley Creek is sheltered from sun, wind and coastal fog. Arch Rock was an overlook point with no beach access. Kelham Beach is accessible from the Kelham Beach Trail, 0.8 mi. north on Coast Trail. Begin at the Bear Valley Trailhead, at the south end of the Bear Valley Parking Lot.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 8.2 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 380041N
  Compass Longitude: 1224803W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.0113132
  Numeric Longitude: -122.8008241
  Elevation in Meters: 80
  Elevation in Feet: 262
  
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Cannell Meadow NRT Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Kern
  Tulare
  
  Also known as the Cannell Meadow National Recreation Trail The Cannell Meadow National Recreation Trail begins just north of Kernville. The trail stretches 11.5 miles as it climbs through mixed pine and fir forest to Cannell Meadow and a historic Forest Service cabin built between 1904 and 1909. Hikers are awarded beautiful views of the Kern River Valley along the trip.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 11.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 354653N
  Compass Longitude: 1182205W
  Numeric Latitude: 35.7813395
  Numeric Longitude: -118.3681389
  Elevation in Meters: 1965
  Elevation in Feet: 6447
  
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Dan East Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Humboldt
  
  This trail is the most northern trail into Pilot Creek. It heads almost directly west from the top of South Fork Mountain, dropping down and crossing Pilot Creek. The primary purpose of the trail was for stock and as a short cut from South Fork Mountain to Pilot Ridge.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.2 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 403836N
  Compass Longitude: 1233551W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.6431952
  Numeric Longitude: -123.5975414
  Elevation in Meters: 1406
  Elevation in Feet: 4613
  
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McKinstry Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Placer
  
  McKinstry Lake (14N05) This route, accessible by all vehicles, has high recreation value for camping, Hiking, and OHV use. It is used daily from the time snow melts in the spring until snow closes it in the winter. It provides access to the McKinstry Trail, and is used to access many dispersed camping areas. It is approximately 5 miles long, and terminates near the Rubicon Trail, providing pedestrian access. It is also a popular area for hunting in the fall.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 16 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 390329N
  Compass Longitude: 1201935W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.0579618
  Numeric Longitude: -120.3263062
  Elevation in Meters: 1732
  Elevation in Feet: 5682
  
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Mountain House Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Butte
  
  This trail provides an enjoyable hike through a forest of oaks, maples, cedars and ferns. Bring your camera to capture the outstanding canyon views along the way. Fall is an especially beautiful time to visit. The colorful display provides a breathtaking hike. Although a little steep and rough at the end, most of the trail offers a pleasant workout. The trail ends at the Little North Fork of the Feather River. This is a good spot for trout Fishing. Perfect rocks for a relaxing siesta in the shade or sun can be easily found. Spend some time and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 394250N
  Compass Longitude: 1211801W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.7137752
  Numeric Longitude: -121.3002408
  Elevation in Meters: 806
  Elevation in Feet: 2644
  
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Rincon Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Santa Barbara
  Tulare
  
  RINCON TRAIL (33E23) – starts approximately 10 miles north of Kernville on Mtn. 99 across from Ant Canyon, and proceeds north following the Rincon fault to the Forks of the Kern River. The trail ascends and descends in elevation, in and out of drainages, passing through flats of Jeffrey and gray pine, cedar and chaparral. Salmon, Brush and Durrwood Creeks are crossed offering good Fishing and some nice undeveloped camping spots. This trail intersects with the trail to Packsaddle Cave and further north a tie-in section of trail connects this trail to the River Trail. It is considered moderate to strenuous in difficulty. 33E23 The Rincon trail is 19.5 miles long. It begins at Salmon Adit Road and ends at N.f. Kern River.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 19.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 342648N
  Compass Longitude: 1192704W
  Numeric Latitude: 34.4466604
  Numeric Longitude: -119.4512318
  Elevation in Meters: 742
  Elevation in Feet: 2434
  
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Rubicon Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  El Dorado
  
  The Rubicon Trail is a 22-mile-long route, part road and part 4×4 trail, located in the Sierra Nevada of the western United States, due west of Lake Tahoe and about 80 miles (130 km) east of Sacramento.
  
  The western maintained portion of the route is called the Wentworth Springs Road; it begins in Georgetown, California, a hamlet in California’s Gold Country. The road continues from its intersection with State Route 193 towards Wentworth Springs, where the trailhead for the unmaintained portion of the route exists adjacent to Loon Lake.
  
  The trail portion of the route is about 12 miles (19 km) long and passes in part through the El Dorado National Forest as well as the Tahoe National Forest and the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. The eastern maintained portion of the trail is called the McKinney Rubicon Springs Road, and leads to Lake Tahoe.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 22 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 390007N
  Compass Longitude: 1202646W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.0018497
  Numeric Longitude: -120.4460317
  Elevation in Meters: 1255
  Elevation in Feet: 4117
  
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Sacramento River Trail and Sacramento Rail Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Canoe/Kayak
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Inline Skating
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  Road Biking
  Swimming
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Shasta
  
  Sacramento River Rail Trail The BLM-managed Sacramento River Rail Trail is a non-motorized trail with a short paved section. This wide graveled trail is 8.4 miles long and has little grade, with elevations ranging from 577 to 808 feet. The south end of the trail is under construction and will be a non-motorized, three-mile extension to the Sacramento River Rail Trail. The Sacramento River Rail Trail can be accessed through the Shasta Dam, Matheson, Keswick, and Rock Creek trailheads. Sacramento River Trail The Sacramento River Trail is a non-motorized, paved trail with developed facilities and spectacular views of the river. The entire trail is 9.5 miles, with elevations ranging from 472 to 562 feet. The trail is accessible through the Keswick Dam, Middle Creek, Buena Ventura, and two Sacramento River trailheads. The Sacramento River Trail crosses over the Ribbon Bridge and the Sundial Bridge. Recreationists can also visit the Turtle Bay Museum and Arboretum. The Turtle Bay art and history museum offers interactive exhibits and special exhibition galleries.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 9.5 Miles (Sacramento River Trail) & 8.4 Miles (Sacramento Rail Trail)
  Compass Latitude: 40°39'05.9"N
  Compass Longitude: 122°26'29.9"W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.6516386
  Numeric Longitude: -122.4416396
  Elevation in Meters:
  Elevation in Feet:
  
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Skull Camp Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Humboldt
  
  The trail starts from the south, crossing over Eight Mile Ridge into the Pilot Creek watershed and then heads north eventually paralleling Pilot Creek to its junction with the Torrey Corrals Trail. This is one of the older trails in the watershed. It shows up on the 1897 GLO map. It connected several homesteads and was used for livestock. Difficult trail level.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement:
  Compass Latitude: 403325N
  Compass Longitude: 1233342W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.5568079
  Numeric Longitude: -123.5617044
  Elevation in Meters: 1118
  Elevation in Feet: 3668
  
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Tevis Cup Trail
- Trail Type:
  Hiking
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Placer
  
  The Tevis Cup trail is 16.9 miles long. It begins at Pct @ District Boundary and ends at 16e10 Wst @ Nw Sec 25. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Motorcycle Trail Riding
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 16.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 391229N
  Compass Longitude: 1202352W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.2079604
  Numeric Longitude: -120.3977008
  Elevation in Meters: 2113
  Elevation in Feet: 6932
  
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Willow Creek Jeep Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  San Bernardino
  
  The Willow Bypass runs from the Pinnacles OHV Staging area east for 1.3 miles over a challenging ridge to rejoin the Crab Flats OHV Road 3N34. The Bypass and Crab Flats OHV Road 3N34 are also known as the “Willow Creek Jeep Trail”. This bypass can have significant ruts.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement:
  Compass Latitude: 341803N
  Compass Longitude: 1171055W
  Numeric Latitude: 34.3008379
  Numeric Longitude: -117.1819857
  Elevation in Meters: 1345
  Elevation in Feet: 4413
  
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Colorado Trails

Alder Creek Trail #577
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Gunnison
  Alder Creek Trail (#577) is 3.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #538.2A and ends at Forest Road #882. Portions of this trail ( #577) are open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, horseback riding, motorcycle trail riding, and ATV trail riding Closest Towns: Ohio City, CO | Operated By: Forest Service
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.1 Miles
  Compass Latitude:
  Compass Longitude:
  Numeric Latitude:
  Numeric Longitude:
  Elevation in Meters: 2693
  Elevation in Feet: 8,838
  
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Alpine Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Hinsdale
  
  The Alpine Trail #225 begins at Forest Service Road #858, Owl Creek Pass/Cimarron Road and ends at Forest Service road #868, the Alpine Plateau Access Road on the Gunnison Ranger District. This trail provides access to High Mesa and Big Park. This area provides excellent Elk Habitat because of its long flat meadows surrounded by Engelmann spruce and sub Alpine fir forests. It is a very popular area during hunting season. Approximately 0.6 miles from the access point on FSR #858, the trail switchbacks several times climbing to the flat top ridges of High Mesa and Big Park. After crossing the east fork of the Little Cimarron the trail follows FSR #883, Coyote Park Road, for approximately 0.3 miles. In approximately another 0.6 miles the trail crosses into the Gunnison Ranger District and it drops down into the Big Blue drainage.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 18.2 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 381410N
  Compass Longitude: 1072652W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.2361037
  Numeric Longitude: -107.4478369
  Elevation in Meters: 2806 to 3352
  Elevation in Feet: 9,207 to 11,000
  
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Alpine Tunnel
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  Road Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Pitkin
  
  This trail follows the railroad grade of the Denver, South Park and Pacific railroad from the historic townsite of Hancock to the caved-in east portal of the Alpine Tunnel. From the parking area, visitors can walk west along the old railroad grade to the east portal of the historic Alpine Tunnel. This is a high-altitude trail and is usually snow-free from June until October. Area Amenities: Interpretive Site, Parking Permit | Info: Special use permits are required for all commercial activities including outfitting and guiding. For more information, contact the Salida Ranger District at 719-539-3591 Open Season: 05/20/16 – 09/05/16 | Usage: Light-Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer | Water: No | Restroom: No | Operated By: Salida Ranger District General Notes: Motorized vehicles are not allowed on the old railroad grade in order to protect some of the remaining railroad ties that are visible in the railbed.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 38°38'21.8"N
  Compass Longitude: 106°21'42.6"W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.6393923
  Numeric Longitude: -106.3618241
  Elevation in Meters: 3383 to 3634
  Elevation in Feet: 11,100 to 11,925
  
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Battlement Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  
  Garfield
  The Battlement Trail #527 travels through open meadows and spruce/fir/aspen, crossing several small drainages and streams. Several trails, including the Smalley Mtn. Trail #531, the Hawxhurst Trail #530, the Brush Creek Trail #529 and the East Brush Creek Trail #504, intersect the Battlement Trail which create Hiking and riding loops. There is a section of the Battlement Trail that turns north from the intersection with the Kimball Creek Trail #532 and crosses into the White River National Forest leading to the Battlement Reservoirs. This section of trail is not open to motorized use. Open Season: Mid-June – October | Usage: Light-Medium | Best Season: Summer
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 17.86 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 392035N
  Compass Longitude: 1074702W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.3430355
  Numeric Longitude: -107.7839515
  Elevation in Meters: 2499 to 3072
  Elevation in Feet: 8,200 to 10,080
  
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Bear Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Huerfano
  Montezuma
  Ouray
  
  Bear Creek Trail (607) begins at the confluence of Bear Creek and the Dolores River and merges with a portion of the Highline Loop National Recreation Trail, eight miles upstream. The entire length from the Bear Creek Trailhead to the junction with Sharkstooth Trail is 12.5 miles.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 14 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 375653N
  Compass Longitude: 1050927W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.9480611
  Numeric Longitude: -105.1574957
  Elevation in Meters: 2426 to 3413
  Elevation in Feet: 7,960 to 11,200
  
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Bears Ears Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Moffat
  
  BEARS EARS #1144 INTERMEDIATE LOW POINT: 8800′ elevation (2682m). INTERMEDIATE HIGH POINT: 9200′ elevation (2804m). LENGTH: 51.2 mi. (82.4km) entire loop. RECOMMENDED SEASON: Summer | Fall USE: Light to Moderate/Heavy during hunting season DIFFICULTY: Moderate
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 51.2 Mile Loop
  Compass Latitude: 404850N
  Compass Longitude: 1072102W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.8138579
  Numeric Longitude: -107.3506164
  Elevation in Meters: 2682 to 2804
  Elevation in Feet: 8800 to 9200
  
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Big Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Jackson
  
  The Big Creek Trail #656 is a two track which is used as a cutoff route from the Divide Rd, FSR #402, to the Big Creek Rd., FSR #403. The upper half of this trail travels from the Divide Rd. on flat terrain through Ponderosa Pine to a rim above Big Creek Reservoir. The lower half of the trail drops off from the rim and travels through Ponderosa, Spruce/ Fir and Aspen until tying in with the Big Creek Rd. Open Season: June | Usage: Light | Best Season: Summer | Restrictions: Open to Hiking
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 405430N
  Compass Longitude: 1063912W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.9083046
  Numeric Longitude: -106.653372
  Elevation in Meters: 2,469 to 2,652
  Elevation in Feet: 8,100 to 8,700
  
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Burro Trail # 873
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Rio Grande
  
  The Burro Trail is 7.1 miles long. It begins at County Road 14 and ends at Forest Road 329. The trail drops off the main road down to the mouth of Burro Creek, then it follows the creek to its headwaters near Bennett Peak. This trail starts by descending many switchbacks to Burro Creek. The trail travels along mature stands of aspen and conifer. You will cross Burro Creek many times and see many Beaver ponds along the trail.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7.1 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 37°32'42.1"N
  Compass Longitude: 106°30'13.8"W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.54502468
  Numeric Longitude: -106.5038279
  Elevation in Meters: 2895 to 3352
  Elevation in Feet: 9500 to 11000
  
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Calico Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Cross Country Skiing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  Road Biking
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Dolores
  Montezuma
  
  The Calico Trail is comprised of two sections, the Upper and Lower Calico Trails. The lower portion of the trail is accessed via the Priest Gulch Trailhead (see Priest Gulch & Lower Calico Trails information sheet). The most northerly portion is referred to as the Upper Calico Trail; this portion of the trail is part of the National Recreation Trail (NRT) system. Beginning at the Calico Trailhead (see directions below for trail head access), the single-track trail makes its way over and around several peaks, as well as along fairly long stretches of narrow ridgelines. While these stretches afford some spectacular views, be aware of frequent afternoon thundershower activities, which are fairly common in late July and August.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 22 Miles, Upper (19.2 Miles) and Lower (7.8 Miles)
  Compass Latitude: 37°44'37.0"N
  Compass Longitude: 108°04'54.0"W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.743611
  Numeric Longitude: -108.081667
  Elevation in Meters: 2,449
  Elevation in Feet: 8,036
  
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Caribou Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Cross Country Skiing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Grand
  
  The Caribou Trail continues on an impressive old road, blasted into a cliff, to Caribou Pass. Some parts of this trail are narrow and not for the faint of heart.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4.1 Mile Loop
  Compass Latitude: 400430N
  Compass Longitude: 1054625W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.0749863
  Numeric Longitude: -105.7736194
  Elevation in Meters:
  Elevation in Feet:
  
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Chicken Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montezuma
  
  The newly constructed trailhead for Chicken Creek allows vehicles a place to park off the main road. There is also a trailhead for Chicken Creek Trail (or termination of the trail, which ever way you are Hiking) at Mancos State Park. Keep in mind there is a fee if you park your vehicle at Mancos State Park.The trail immediately drops into Chicken Creek drainage where it merges with the Morrison Trail. Chicken Creek Trail turns south at the bottom of the canyon and the Morrison Trail heads north. The upper portion of the Chicken Creek Trail is motorized down to the junction with the Rim Trail, approximately 1.5 miles. From that point on it becomes a non-motorized trail the rest of the way until you reach the lower end at Mancos State Park.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7.8 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 372711N
  Compass Longitude: 1081346W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.4530511
  Numeric Longitude: -108.2295249
  Elevation in Meters: 2,408 to 2,713
  Elevation in Feet: 7,900 to 8,900
  
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Cisneros Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Custer
  
  The trail is 10.4 miles long and is moderate for Hiking. The trail starts at 8,940 and gains 2,280 to 11,220 feet. Attractions & Considerations: You can ride the Cisneros/Pole Creek loop off FSR 360.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 10.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 375559N
  Compass Longitude: 1050558W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.9330621
  Numeric Longitude: -105.0994385
  Elevation in Meters: 2,725 to 3,420
  Elevation in Feet: 8,940 to 11,220
  
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Dallas Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Ouray
  Dallas
  
  The Dallas Trail #200 begins at County Road 17 and ends at an intersection with the Alder Creek Trail #510. The trail begins a steep switchback along a red cliff ledge and continues to climb with views across the valley. At approximately 0.6 miles, the trail intersects the Corbett Trail #209, stay right to continue on the Dallas Trail. It continues through a conifer forest where after approximately 1.3 miles it again intersects the Corbett Trail.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 16.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 38°05'40.1"N
  Compass Longitude: 107°53'19.1"W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.094475
  Numeric Longitude: -107.888630
  Elevation in Meters: 2,311 to 3,348
  Elevation in Feet: 7,582 to 10,983
  
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Devil Mountain Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Archuleta
  
  The Devil Mountain trail is 8.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 626 – Devil Mtn. Rd. and ends at Forest Trail 583 – Piedra Stockdrive trail.. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 8.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 371850N
  Compass Longitude: 1071700W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.3138916
  Numeric Longitude: -107.283381
  Elevation in Meters: 2,967
  Elevation in Feet: 9,734
  
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Dry Creek Stock Driveway
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Rio Grande
  
  A.K.A. Dry Creek Trail # 700
  The Dry Creek trail is 16.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 264 and ends at Forest Road 330. This trail called Old Dry Creek Stock Driveway is still used to drive livestock to the high country. Most stockmen prefer to use the other access points that are more newly developed. This trail starts in the low country and climbs steadily towards Bennett Mountain (13,203 feet in elevation). Trail #850 north will take you to the top of Bennett. The views are incredible and other trails and roads connect, which give enthusiasts many opportunities to make a loop trip.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 16 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 372750N
  Compass Longitude: 1062912W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.4638943
  Numeric Longitude: -106.486705
  Elevation in Meters: 2,743 to 3,688
  Elevation in Feet: 9,000 to 12,100
  
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Dry Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Rio Grande
  
  The Dry Creek trail is 16.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 264 and ends at Forest Road 330. This trail called Old Dry Creek Stock Driveway is still used to drive livestock to the high country. Most stockmen prefer to use the other access points that are more newly developed. This trail starts in the low country and climbs steadily towards Bennett Mountain (13,203 feet in elevation). Trail #850 north will take you to the top of Bennett. The views are incredible and other trails and roads connect, which give enthusiasts many opportunities to make a loop trip. Normally open May through October.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 16 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 381800N
  Compass Longitude: 1080645W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.2999884
  Numeric Longitude: -108.1125725
  Elevation in Meters: 2,743 to 3,688
  Elevation in Feet: 9,000 to 12,100
  
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Dry Creek Trail #114
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montrose
  
  The Dry Creek trail is 5.2 miles long. It begins at Forest Service road 560.0 and ends at Forest Service road 524.0. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycle Trail Riding, ATV Trail Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide. Open Season: June Restrictions: Off-Highway Vehicles wider than 50 inches are not allowed Closest Towns: Montrose, CO.
  
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  Trail Measurement: 5.2 Miles
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East Leon Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Delta
  
  The East Leon Trail #730 is usually blocked by the snow line until late June with snow drifts present until early July. The trail remains open usually until snowfall restricts travel again in mid-fall. This trail recieves most of its use in the fall during the big game hunting season. It travels primarily through a mixture of spruce/fir stands with intermittent grassy openings and is moderate in difficulty due to the continous grade which it travels for the entire distance. Open Season: Late June – Mid October Usage: Medium Best Season: Summer Busiest Season: Fall Hunting – Heavy Restrictions:
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 390420N
  Compass Longitude: 1074417W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.0722034
  Numeric Longitude: -107.7381152
  Elevation in Meters: 2,987 to 3,231
  Elevation in Feet: 9,800 to 10,600
  
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Elk Park Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Delta
  Routt
  
  The Elk Park Trail #720 offers a scenic view when it top out at the Forest Boundary and looks down onto both the Grand Mesa and Gunnison National Forests. At this point it become the Elk Park Trail #800a on the Gunnison National Forest and is open to foot, horse, bicycle and Snowmobile and is not maintained for ATV use. This trail receives most of its use in the fall during the big game hunting seasons.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2.29 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 390500N
  Compass Longitude: 1073916W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.0833161
  Numeric Longitude: -107.6545025
  Elevation in Meters: 3,017 to 3,048
  Elevation in Feet: 9,900 to 10,000
  
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Green Mountain Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Boulder
  Delta
  Grand
  Ouray
  
  The Green Mountain Trail #719 is a popular route for hikers, horseback and ATV use. It begins not far from the Visitor’s Center on Hay Park Road, FSR #129 and continues across the Grand Mesa until it comes to an end near Bailey Reservoir. It travels through oak brush, aspen stands and spruce/fir forests. Open Season: June – October | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Fall | Hunting – Heavy Restrictions:
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 15.51 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 39°41'26.3"N
  Compass Longitude: 105°09'09.0"W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.690630
  Numeric Longitude: -105.152488
  Elevation in Meters: 2,682 to 3,048
  Elevation in Feet: 8,800 to 10,000
  
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Grizzly Helena Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Hunting
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Jackson
  Helena
  
  Trailhead is primitive with access to north end of motorized Grizzly-Helena Trail as well as Mount Zirkel Wilderness. This trailhead is managed by the Parks Ranger District and is located in the Mount Zirkel/Parks Area.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement:
  Compass Latitude: 404930N
  Compass Longitude: 1063507W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.8249732
  Numeric Longitude: -106.5853144
  Elevation in Meters: 2,639 to 2,682
  Elevation in Feet: 8,660 to 8,800
  
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Hawxhurst Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Hawxhurst Trail #530 is the quickest way to reach the lower end of the Smalley Mountain Trail #531 if you are approaching from the east (traveling west on Battlement Trail #527). A large portion of this trail passes through aspen stands interspersed with open meadows. The last 0.75 miles of the trail is largely oakbrush. The trail ends at a two-track at the Hawxhurst Cow Camp, which is where private property begins. The trail is of medium difficulty. Open Season: June – October | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Fall.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 392029N
  Compass Longitude: 1075329W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.341368
  Numeric Longitude: -107.8914562
  Elevation in Meters: 2,389 to 3,157
  Elevation in Feet: 7,840 to 10,360
  
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Hidden Valley Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Larimer
  
  The Hawxhurst Trail #530 is the quickest way to reach the lower end of the Smalley Mountain Trail #531 if you are approaching from the east (traveling west on Battlement Trail #527). A large portion of this trail passes through aspen stands interspersed with open meadows. The last 0.75 miles of the trail is largely oak brush. The trail ends at a two-track at the Hawxhurst Cow Camp, which is where private property begins. The trail is of medium difficulty Length of Hike: 2 miles to pass at north end of Hidden Valley; allow 3 hours round trip. Type of Hike: Constructed trail. Area Attractions: Access route to Hidden Valley and Behind the Rocks, good views of the Moab Valley and Behind the Rocks.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 402400N
  Compass Longitude: 1054212W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.399984
  Numeric Longitude: -105.7033392
  Elevation in Meters:
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High Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Eagle
  Mesa
  
  The High Trail #515 is a popular ATV route. The trail travels through aspen, spruce, fir and meadows along the Plateau Creek drainage on the east side of Plateau Creek. After it crosses the creek, it ascends out of the drainage to the west at a steep grade which offers scenic views of the Plateau Creek drainage. As the trail crosses an open meadow bordered by spruce/fir, Leon Peak becomes visible to the southwest. It then descends into the Leon Creek drainage which offers scenic views of Leon Creek. The High Trail #515 ends at the intersection with Park Creek Road, FSR #262. Open Season: Mid-June – October | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 8.6 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 395055N
  Compass Longitude: 1065940W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.8485971
  Numeric Longitude: -106.9944914
  Elevation in Meters: 2,883 to 2,901
  Elevation in Feet: 9,460 to 9,520
  
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Indian Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Huerfano
  
  Park Trail # 1300. This 14 mile trail is rated as moderately difficult and sees most of its traffic in the summer and fall. Open Season: June | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer | Restrictions: moderate.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 14 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 372600N
  Compass Longitude: 1050810W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.4333447
  Numeric Longitude: -105.1361144
  Elevation in Meters: 2,621 to 3,169
  Elevation in Feet: 8,600 to 10,400
  
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Kimball Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Kimball Creek Trail #532 provides access to the western trailhead of the Battlement Trail #527, the upper access of the Smalley Mt. Trail #531 and the Hawxhurst Trail #530. The Trailhead is in a small open meadow surrounded by oakbrush. The trail begins as a two track travelling wast-northeast and immediately crosses a narrow, wooden ATV bridge over Kimball Creek. The Kimball Creek Trail is a rough trail because of the steep grade that it travels and also due to several areas where the trail is full of boulders and has significant erosion. It is passable for ATV travel but should be used with extreme caution.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4.43 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 392008N
  Compass Longitude: 1075631W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.3355343
  Numeric Longitude: -107.9420139
  Elevation in Meters: 2,414 to 3,084
  Elevation in Feet: 7,920 to 10,120
  
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La Garita Stock Driveway
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Hunting
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Hinsdale
  
  The historical La Garita Stock Driveway trail is 91.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 670 and ends at Forest Trail 789 (Wason Park). This trail is considered the Ole’ La Garita Stock Driveway. Historically it’s been used to drive livestock (sheep and cattle) to the high country. Grazing permittees continue to use it during the summer months. Presently the trail is being used mostly by recreationists. The trail will take you through a variety of scenic views, vegetation and elevations. This trail also borders the southern end of the La Garita Wilderness. Mesa Mountain is over 13,000 feet in elevation and offers spectacular views of the San Luis Valley and the San Juan Mountains.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 91.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 375433N
  Compass Longitude: 1065539W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.9091649
  Numeric Longitude: -106.9275455
  Elevation in Meters: 2621 to 3931
  Elevation in Feet: 8600 to 12900
  
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Long Hollow Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  The trail follows an uphill drainage on a shady and well-groomed path. Eventually the trail climbs out of the drainage and winds its way to the high point of the trail, elevation 7,356, then drops down to join the Monks Hollow Trail leading to Diamond Fork. Connecting Trails: Monks Hollow #126 Best Season: Summer-Fall Closest Towns: Spanish Fork, UT. Directions: Access: Traveling South through Spanish Fork Canyon, six miles past the Thistle turnoff, the Long Hollow trailhead is on the left hand side of the road. The first section is an unimproved road, which after about 3 miles, ends and the actual Long Hollow Trail begins.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 391100N
  Compass Longitude: 1050417W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.1833244
  Numeric Longitude: -105.0713761
  Elevation in Meters: 1,859 to 2,242
  Elevation in Feet: 6,100 to 7,356
  
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Lou Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Ouray
  
  The Lou Creek Trail #222 begins at an intersection with the Cow Boy Lake Trail #244 and ends where it intersects the Nate Creek Trail #221 and the Deer Creek Trail #223. This trail climbs an aspen covered hillside as you ascend to Lou Creek Pass which raises to 10,870 feet. It passes Cowboy Lake along its way which provides trout Fishing opportunities. The views are spectacular of the surrounding San Juan Mountains. Open Season: June – November | Usage: Heavy | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 381142N
  Compass Longitude: 1073549W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.1949916
  Numeric Longitude: -107.5970038
  Elevation in Meters: 2,711 to 2,894
  Elevation in Feet: 8,895 to 9,495
  
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Mailbox Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Mailbox Trail #619 travels through vegetation that varies from aspen and ponderosa in the upper elevations, to pinyon and juniper in the lower elevations, with oakbrush present throughout the trail. This trail follows along the Mailbox Drainage for approximately 1.5 miles, however, since the drainage does not always contain water, it provides no fish habitat. The gradual to moderate grade which this trail traverses, could provide difficult ATV travel during spring run-off or adverse weather conditions. Open Season: June | Usage: Light | Best Season: Summer.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 383702N
  Compass Longitude: 1084257W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.6172081
  Numeric Longitude: -108.7159318
  Elevation in Meters: 2225 to 2743
  Elevation in Feet: 7300 to 9000
  
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Middle Mountain Trail (654)
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Archuleta
  
  The Middle Mountain trail is 5.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Trail 600 – Devil Mtn. Trail and ends at Snow Angel Ranch – Priv. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 5.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 37°19'00.1"N
  Compass Longitude: 107°13'42.2"W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.316690
  Numeric Longitude: -107.228388
  Elevation in Meters: 2886
  Elevation in Feet: 9469
  
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Miners Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Summit
  
  The Miner’s Creek trail is 7 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 507 and ends at Forest Trail 787. Good Fishing is possible in the upper 2/3 of the Miners Creek Drainage. Opportunities to see elk are possible in the early morning and late evenings. Good camping sites exist along all but the lower segments of this trail. The trail crosses Miners Creek several times in the first 2.0 mile segment. Foot crossings can be dangerous during early summer runoff. Scenery and solitude are available along this trail. Excellent views of white chalk-like cliffs are present at the head of Miners Creek. The trail starts at the end of FDR#507 (Miners Creek Road) and immediately crosses Miners Creek and parallels the creek in the narrow canyon bottom. After crossing the creek several more times, the trail begins to climb out of the creek bottom and through some dense stands of aspen along the southwest facing slopes of Miners Creek. After climbing for about a mile, the trail will turn and cross Miners Creek Drainage. The trail will wander from the creek and traverse through some small open parks and scattered spruce/fir stands. Shortly after returning to Miners Creek, the trail will parallel the creek through a very narrow gorge, pass through an old-growth spruce/fir stand and then enter a large open meadow near the headwaters of Miners Creek. The trail junction with FDT#787 (La Garita Stock Driveway) is in the southeast end of the open meadow. The junction is signed.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 393026N
  Compass Longitude: 1060647W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.5072088
  Numeric Longitude: -106.1130765
  Elevation in Meters: 2743
  Elevation in Feet: 9000
  
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Monument Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Monument Trail #518 provides access to the Monument Reservoirs and serves as a connecting route between the Leon Creek and the Willow and Buzzard Creek drainages. There are many creek crossings on the trail and some can be quite difficult depending on the water levels, especially in early spring. It travels through open meadows, aspen stands and spruce/fir and comes to an end at Willow Creek Road, FSR #263 in an open meadow bordered by aspen above Willow Creek. Open Season: Mid-June – October | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 13.31 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 390600N
  Compass Longitude: 1074252W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.0999814
  Numeric Longitude: -107.7145037
  Elevation in Meters: 2743 to 2926
  Elevation in Feet: 9000 to 9600
  
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Moore Mesa Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montrose
  
  The Moore Mesa trail is 3.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 531 and ends at Forest Road 544. The trail is open for Hiking, Mountain Biking, horseback riding, motorcycle trail riding, ATV trail riding and off-highway vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide. Open Season: June | Restrictions: Off-Highway Vehicles wider than 50 inches are not allowed | Closest Towns: Montrose, CO
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 38°23'49.4"N
  Compass Longitude: 108°19'07.0"W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.397064
  Numeric Longitude: -108.318614
  Elevation in Meters: 2711
  Elevation in Feet: 8894
  
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Morrison Divide Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Routt
  Morrison
  
  This is a popular motorized trail, it is also known as Muddy Slide. The trail begins adjacent to private land and proceeds southwest, passing through sagebrush-covered meadows, for the first 0.5 mile. Continuing in a southwesterly direction, it climbs a small hill covered with lodgepole pine and then descends to Muddy Creek at mile 1.1. Turning east, it gradually ascends to an elevation of 8600 feet. The trail drops to Clear Creek, and then follows Clear Creek’s drainages back up the east slope of Green Ridge. Several switchbacks are required to make the climb. The trail finally breaks onto the ridge top at an elevation of 10,258 and approaches Muddy Slide from the north. Muddy Slide is a geologic landslide. This stop point offers spectacular views of the Morrison Creek Valley and the Sarvis Creek Wilderness.
  
  The remainder of the trail passes through lodgepole pine following the east slope of Green Ridge to Lynx Pass, with scenic vistas along the way. No facilities provided.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 13.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 40°06'25.1"N
  Compass Longitude: 106°41'14.5"W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.106965
  Numeric Longitude: -106.687360
  Elevation in Meters: 2559 to 3124
  Elevation in Feet: 8397 to 10250
  
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Morrison Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montezuma
  
  The Morrison Trail is now reached via the new Bear Creek Trailhead. From Dolores on Highway 145, travel east for 22 miles. The trailhead is clearly marked on the highway, and begins about 1/4 mile east (upstream) from the confluence of Bear Creek and the Dolores River. Beginning on the Bear Creek trail, the Morrison Trail junction is ¼ mile from the trailhead. The trail climbs out of the Dolores River valley and tops the Haycamp Mesa in 2 ¼ miles at 9785 ft. The trail crosses Rock Springs Road (FDR #556), and then descends into Lost Canyon, where it also crosses the Lost Canyon Road (FDR #560). The trail climbs out of Lost Canyon, then gradually drops down in the Chicken Creek drainage and meets up with the Chicken Creek Trail. You can either turn left (east) and climb out of Chicken Creek to Transfer, or continue on down the Chicken Creek Trail.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 11.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 373304N
  Compass Longitude: 1081233W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.5511059
  Numeric Longitude: -108.2092466
  Elevation in Meters: 2940
  Elevation in Feet: 9646
  
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North Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Custer
  
  North Creek Trail Trail #1325. Elevation starts at 9,200 and drops to 7,800 feet. The length of the trail is about 2.88 miles long with no outlets. This trial is open for ATV and Motorcycle use. Open Season: June Restrictions: moderate The North Creek Trailhead is located along State Highway 165 near the Bigelow Divide. Take Forest Service Road # 383 to the end of the road.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2.8 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 380630N
  Compass Longitude: 1050514W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.108338
  Numeric Longitude: -105.0872132
  Elevation in Meters: 2804
  Elevation in Feet: 9200
  
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Point Camp Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Delta
  
  The Point Camp Trail #725 travels through oakbrush, snowberry, intermittent aspen stands and open meadows. Spectacular views of the West Elks, San Juan’s and Gunnison Valley can be enjoyed from this trail. It travels at a fairly level grade and crosses several creeks. Eventually it comes to an end at the Pipeline Road, FSR #110. The Point Camp Trail receives most of its use in the fall during the big game hunting seasons. At a Glance Open Season: Mid-June – November | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Fall | Hunting – Heavy
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 385626N
  Compass Longitude: 1080523W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.9405373
  Numeric Longitude: -108.0897946
  Elevation in Meters: 2785
  Elevation in Feet: 9137
  
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Rock Springs Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montezuma
  
  The Rock Springs trail is a very popular Mountain Biking trail because of its rolling hills and gentle terrain. The trail passes through a few stands of trees, but the majority of the trail travels through open meadows. Connecting Trails: Calkens Hollow #115, Shram Creek #124, Jones Ranch #123 At a Glance Best Season: Spring-Fall Closest Towns: Payson, Santaquin, UT. General Information Directions: Access 1: The lower trailhead is located about 1/4 mile south of Payson Lakes Campground. Turn off on the dirt road, drive up by the cattle corrals, and park there. Access 2: This trailhead is found about one mile down the Santaquin Canyon Road (no. 014), if you are coming from the Loop road. If you are going up Santaquin Canyon, it is about two miles past Santaquin Meadows. Parking is very limited.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement:
  Compass Latitude: 370930N
  Compass Longitude: 1083111W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.1583288
  Numeric Longitude: -108.5198115
  Elevation in Meters: 2093
  Elevation in Feet: 6867
  
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Second Mace Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Custer
  
  This trail is open for ATV and Motorcycle Use. Open Season: June | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer | Restrictions: moderate.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2.15 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 380400N
  Compass Longitude: 1050322W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.0666724
  Numeric Longitude: -105.0561018
  Elevation in Meters: 2,274 to 3,456
  Elevation in Feet: 7,460 to 11,340
  
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Silver Spruce Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Silver Spruce Trail #517 begins at the intersection with Park Creek Road, FSR #262. It crosses Park Creek and ascends out of the Park Creek drainage through aspen and open meadows with scenic views of the Park Creek drainage. The trail travels through open meadow, aspen and spruce/fir entering private property for a short distance. There are scenic views of the Battlement Mountains and the Leon and Park drainages as the trail ascends to a ridge top. The trail continues through several small drainages crossing small stream until it intersects the Porter Flats Road, FSR #266 where it ends. Open Season: Mid-June – October | Usage: Light | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 10.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 391426N
  Compass Longitude: 1074230W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.2405358
  Numeric Longitude: -107.7083927
  Elevation in Meters: 2,560 to 2,713
  Elevation in Feet: 8,400 to 8,900
  
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Smalley Mountain Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  Snowmobile
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mesa
  
  The Smalley Mountain Trail #531 provides the best way to reach the lower trailhead of Hawxhurst Trail #530 or Hawxhurst Cow Camp, if coming from the Collbran area. The first two miles of the trail are largely aspen and open meadows; the last 2.3 miles are generally oak brush or a combination of aspen and oakbrush. The trail is of medium difficulty. Open Season: June – October | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Fall.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 391941N
  Compass Longitude: 1075501W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.3280345
  Numeric Longitude: -107.9170128
  Elevation in Meters: 2,487 to 3,097
  Elevation in Feet: 8,160 to 10,160
  
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Spring Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Dolores
  Montrose
  Ouray
  
  The Spring Creek Trail follows Spring Creek through several parks in mid Fort Collins. It currently extends from Spring Canyon park at the southern end of Overland Trail to the confluence of Spring Creek and the Poudre River where it joins the Poudre Trail. The Spring Creek Trail extends through a new underpass of Taft Hill Road. This highly popular trail continues to Spring Canyon Community Park and the Pineridge Natural Area. The Spring Creek Trail is 6.6 miles. The Spring Creek Trail #616 is actually a remnant of the old Spring Creek Truck Trail that connected Uravan with this section of the plateau. However the truck trail was re-routed to the south between Burro Creek and Campbell Creek, either due to the degraded condition or disuse of the northern section of the trail between the Spring Creek and Atkinson Creek drainages. Access to the Spring Creek Trailhead can be difficult in wet conditions due to the very steep grade to the trailhead. Open Season: June | Usage: Light | Best Season: Summer
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 6.6 Miles and 11.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 374032N
  Compass Longitude: 1081233W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.6755496
  Numeric Longitude: -108.2092463
  Elevation in Meters: 2,591 to 2,621
  Elevation in Feet: 8,500 to 8,600
  
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Stultz Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Fremont
  
  Trail # 1334. This 5.72 mile long trail accesses the Tanner Peak Trail. Open Season: June | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer | Restrictions: moderate.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 5.72 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 382010N
  Compass Longitude: 1051651W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.3361105
  Numeric Longitude: -105.2808262
  Elevation in Meters: 2,377 to 2,804
  Elevation in Feet: 7,800 to 9,200
  
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Switzerland Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Road Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Boulder
  
  The Switzerland Trail is the site of a historic 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge railroad line that was operated at different times by the Greeley, Salt Lake and Pacific Railway, the Colorado and Northwestern Railroad, and the Denver, Boulder, and Western Railroad around the turn of the 20th century in the Colorado front range mining area near Nederland, Gold Hill, and Ward. The west end of the trail is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the “Denver, Boulder and Western Railway Historic District”.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 30 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 40°03'16.8"N
  Compass Longitude: 105°29'42.1"W
  Numeric Latitude: 40.054667
  Numeric Longitude: -105.495021
  Elevation in Meters: 2,347 to 2,743
  Elevation in Feet: 7,700 to 9,000
  
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Timberline Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Gunnison
  
  Forest Trail #414 (Timberline Trail) is 27.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #7742.H1 (6 Shooter Brown Road) and ends at Forest Road #7267.2B (Garden Road).
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 27.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 385525N
  Compass Longitude: 1063202W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.9236043
  Numeric Longitude: -106.5339179
  Elevation in Meters: 3,048 to 3,309
  Elevation in Feet: 10,000 to 10,855
  
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Transfer Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montezuma
  Montrose
  
  TRANSFER TRAIL #2068 Difficulty: Difficult | Trail Use: Moderate (Heavy during hunting season) | Length: 12 miles | Beginning Elevation: 5800 | Ending Elevation: 10,800 | Access: Travel east from Rifle to the Glenwood Springs exit #116. Turn left toward West Glenwood Springs, continuing for 1.5 miles to the National Forest boundary sign. Turn right on Transfer Trail. Trail Highlights: Travel is recommended during the day and in dry weather only. As you ascend the mountain top above Glenwood Springs, there are rocky areas that are very rocky and narrow. At the top, the road becomes very rutted and rocky.
  
  Attractions: There are numerous lakes and good views of Glenwood Springs and the Colorado River Valley within the first six miles of the trail. Windy Point, which is about 8 miles up the trail, offers a great view of “No Name Creek”. There are several roads in the area that branch off and lead to nearby lakes. Forest Road #623 branches off the trail about 15 miles north, going east past Grizzly Creek Cow Camp to the Coffee Pot Road (#600). FYI: You can return to Glenwood Springs by turning right to Heart Lake and continuing on the Coffee Pot Road (#600) to Dotsero. You then head west on I70 to Glenwood Springs.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 12 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 39°33'15.7"N
  Compass Longitude: 107°19'51.8"W
  Numeric Latitude: 39.554371
  Numeric Longitude: -107.331042
  Elevation in Meters: 1,768 to 3,292
  Elevation in Feet: 5,800 to 10,800
  
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Traver Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Montrose
  
  Forest Trail #119 (Traver Trail) is 10.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road #525 (Potter Basin Road) and ends at Forest Trail #544 (Roubideau Pack Trail). Forest Trail #119 is open for Hiking, Mountain Biking, horseback riding and off-highway vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches. Open Season: June | Restrictions: Off-Highway Vehicles wider than 50 inches are not allowed | Closest Towns: Montrose, CO.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 10 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 38°23'18.1"N
  Compass Longitude: 108°18'11.5"W
  Numeric Latitude: 38.388352
  Numeric Longitude: -108.303193
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Treasure Mountain Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mineral
  
  The Treasure Mountain trail is 8.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 667 – East Fork Rd. and ends at Forest Trail 813 – Cont. Divide Trail.. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 8.1 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 372627N
  Compass Longitude: 1065002W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.4408409
  Numeric Longitude: -106.83393
  Elevation in Meters: 2,970 to 2,498
  Elevation in Feet: 9,744 to 8,196
  
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West Lost Trail Creek
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Hinsdale
  
  Lost Trail Campground This isolated campground is located 38.2 miles southwest of Creede on Forest Road 520. There are numerous attractions to tempt the camper. Difficulty Level: Easy to Intermediate.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7.5
  Compass Latitude: 37°46'17.4"N
  Compass Longitude: 107°21'27.2"W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.77151
  Numeric Longitude: -107.35756
  Elevation in Meters: 2,987 to 3,658
  Elevation in Feet: 9,800 to 12,000
  
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Windy Pass Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mineral
  
  The Windy Pass trail is 4.2 miles long. It begins at Us Hwy 160 and ends at Forest Trail 565 – Treasure Mtn. Trail. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Off Highway Vehicles (OHV) less than or equal to 50 inches wide.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4.2 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 372550N
  Compass Longitude: 1065152W
  Numeric Latitude: 37.4305629
  Numeric Longitude: -106.8644857
  Elevation in Meters: 2442 to 3027
  Elevation in Feet: 8011 to 9930
  
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Baraga Nature Trail and Baraga State Park
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Canoe/Kayak
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Snowmobile
  Swimming
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Baraga
  
  Trail Length: 0.75 (Miles) Trail Description: Hiking: The foot trail provides an opportunity to explore a wooded area. Cross Country Ski: The foot trail provides an opportunity to explore a wooded area. Trail is not groomed for Cross Country Skiing. Baraga State Park Baraga State Park overlooks scenic Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior. Camping is available at 116 grassy sites or in the park’s minicabi or tepee. Watching wildlife, Fishing, Hiking, Swimming and boating are among the many activities of this park. Baraga_State_Park_Slideshow Baraga State Park is situated a quarter mile south of Baraga along US-41 and overlooks scenic Keweenaw Bay of Lake Superior. Camping is available at 116 grassy sites or in the park’s minicabin. Watching wildlife, Fishing, Hiking, Swimming and boating are among the many activities of this park. The park now features five pull through campsites and 20 and 30 amp electrical service.
  
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Black Mountain Forest Recreation Area
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Snowmobile
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Cheboygan
  
  People who enjoy recreation in a forest setting should find something to their liking in the Black Mountain Recreation Area. From the traditional pursuits of hunting and Fishing, to camping, skiing, Hiking, horseback riding and snowmobiling, outdoor recreationists will find their pleasure here. Hunting Black Mountain Forest Recreation Area has a long been a popular deer hunting area, but hunters and wildlife viewers are finding increasing numbers of wild turkey and bear in the area, making it a more appealing hunting ground. Bird and small game hunting is also popular in the area. Fishing Black Lake, located in the Black Mountain Area, is one of the better sport-Fishing lakes in northern Michigan. Black Lake is known for its walleye fishery as well as its unique lake sturgeon fishery. Other sport fish available to anglers include largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, muskellunge, yellow perch and rock bass.
  
  Camping
  While using the many trails and pathways in the Black Mountain area, stay at Black Lake rustic campground, on the north shore of Black Lake. It has 52 campsites, boat access to Black Lake, access to ORV routes and trails, and a beach. Twin Lakes campground is a small campground with 11 campsites and canoe access to a dock. A Trail Head campground is also available for group camping and for equestrian/horse camping (reservations available).
  
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Cedar River Pathway
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Canoe/Kayak
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  Ski Skating
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Menominee
  
  Directions: Located 8 miles north of Cedar River via M-35 and County Road 551 Trail Description: Big Cedar River – Logging along the Big Cedar River began in the 1840’s. Logs were floated downstream to the sawmill in the town of Cedar River. The lumbermen built dams along the river and it’s tributaries to impound the water to be used in flushing the logs downstream during the spring drives. The last log drives were in the early 1920’s. After the completion of the river drives, many logs remained stranded on banks, sand bars, and in deep pools. Many of these “deadheads” were salvaged during the depression era of the 1930’s, and some remain in the river to this day. Features: Cross Country Skiing Hiking Biking Mountain Biking Ski Skating Cedar River North State Forest Campground Phone number indicated above is for the Management Unit. Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 18 sites for tent and small trailer use, 4 of which are walk-in sites for tent camping only. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump.
  
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Haywire Grade Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  Snowmobile
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Alger
  
  Haywire Grade Trail: 37 miles – Snowmobile Trail The Haywire Grade Trail covers about 10 miles within the Rapid River/Manistique District, but has an overall length of around 37 miles including the Munising District, State Forest and private land. Access to the Manistique portion is in Manistique. Many users, however, enter the trail from the “s” curves on M-94 which is about six miles north of town. Food, telephone and fuel are available along the trail at Steuben and Shingleton. Haywire Grade Trail: – ATV Trail The Haywire Trail begins on M-94 south of Shingleton and ends at the Water Intake Plant in Manistique, traveling on 33 miles of dirt, gravel, sand and original ballast. Throughout the year, the trail is used by Snowmobile
  s, all terrain vehicles, mountain bikes, and horseback riders. Motorized use is the most common use. The main trailheads at either end of the trail provide parking areas for trail users. Northern Trailhead: Located just south of Shingleton, a sign marks the northern trailhead on the east side ofM-94. There is no parking at the trailhead, but spaces may be available at or near local businesses on M-28 in Shingleton, less than 1/3 mile north of the trailhead.
  
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Negwegon State Park
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Canoe/Kayak
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  Swimming
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Alcona
  
  Negwegon State Park is a rustic, undeveloped area open for hunting and Hiking.. Negwegon hosts a beautiful undeveloped sandy beach on Lake Huron. Please use caution when visiting Negwegon as the roads into the park are often so sandy that a four-wheel drive vehicle is needed. Negwegon State Park is an undeveloped state park in Alpena County and Alcona County, Michigan, just southeast of the unincorporated community of Ossineke. It covers 3,738 acres (1,513 ha) with a long sand beach on Lake Huron. The sand road that cuts through the forest and leads to the entrance of the park may require a 4WD vehicle. At the boundary between private/county land and state land, the thin sand two-track road, Sand Hill Wilds Road, becomes a very wide groomed gravel road, Negwegon Park Road. Activities Hiking: There are 11.6 miles (19 km) of hiking trails. Camping: camping is permitted at four primitive, walk-in sites that require reservations. Kayaking: Canoeing and kayaking in Lake Huron with access to all four campsites Hunting: The park is open to hunting (deer, turkey, rabbit, woodcock, duck, goose and squirrel). Metal detecting: Allowed on part of the beach but finds must be inspected by staff.
  
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Peters Creek Pathway
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Mackinac
  
  End Point: 46.134842, -85.397948 46.129148, -85.397941 Recreation Passport Required: Yes Trail Length: 2.20 (Miles) 5.5 miles NE of naubinway via Hiawatha Trail & Peters Creek Truck Trail Black River State Forest Campground Sites available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations. 12 sites for tent and small trailer use, most of which can accommodate 40-ft vehicle/trailer. Rustic campground includes vault toilets and potable water from well hand pump. Location 7 miles NE of Naubinway via US-2 and Black River Road.
  
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Tawas Point-Lumbermen’s Monument Auto Tour
- Trail Type:
  Auto
  Fishing
  Motorcycle
  Road Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Iosco
  
  This self-guided tour provides information about several key historical, natural and cultural features of the areas to the west of Tawas Point State Park. Brochures and additional information are available at the park office. This Auto Tour includes approximately 68 miles. The time it takes to travel the entire route will vary according to the amount of time spent at each site. Take a picnic lunch and enjoy a leisurely day or drive the route and make return trips to the Historical Museum or Lumbermen’s Monument to allow more time to browse or return again to Eagle Run or Corsair to spend more time Hiking in the beautiful north woods. The route is established so that you may begin at any point. Once you start on the tour you should follow the route in the direction of the arrows on the map. You will want to take along a camera and extra film. Be sure to check your gas gauge. . .and enjoy!
  
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Battle Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Grant
  
  Battle Creek Trail #3004 This trail is part of the Desolation OHV trail system. The trail begins at Forest Service Road 1010130 and ends at Road 10. Open Season: Late May Mountain Biking Recreation areas with activity Mountain Biking: OHV Trail Riding Recreation areas with activity OHV Trail Riding.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 445134N
  Compass Longitude: 1184317W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.8593181
  Numeric Longitude: -118.7213482
  Elevation in Meters: 1,561
  Elevation in Feet: 5,121
  
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Bohemia Trail
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  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  Bohemia National Recreation Trail #1407 The Bohemia Trail was originally constructed in 1864-65 as the first organized effort for a wagon route to the Bohemia Mines from Oakland, Oregon. Most of this route was on private land and has since been abandoned and/or obliterated by road construction. However, this section of trail through National Forest land remains intact, following the forested Calapooya Ridge from the west trailhead on Forest Road 23 to Canton Point. This 4.2 mile section of trail is designated as a historic National Recreation Trail. The trail continues 2.5 miles north to Shane Saddle. The original route once continued north to Bohemia City, however, roads and private mining claim activities have since obliterated this last section. The remaining 7 miles of historic trail travels through old-growth forest, rock cliffs, and an occasional open meadow.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 7 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 433106N
  Compass Longitude: 1224354W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.5184537
  Numeric Longitude: -122.7317228
  Elevation in Meters: 975 - 1,463
  Elevation in Feet: 3,200 - 4,800
  
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Boundary Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  Rockhounding
  Snowboarding
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Clackamas
  Josephine
  
  The Boundary Trail is a 15.6 mile ridgeline trail that travels through high mountain meadows, offering the chance to see numerous species of wildflowers in the spring and early summer. Those who venture into this area will be afforded spectacular mountain top views between the Illinois, Klamath, and Applegate drainages. The trail runs north to south, and the southern portion of the trail travels east to west through the Red Buttes Wilderness. Due to wilderness regulations, mountain bikes and motorized vehicles are prohibited on the Red Buttes Wilderness portions of the trail. Extensive trail maintenance occured in 2016, making this trail fully passable for trail users!
  
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  Trail Measurement: 15.6 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 445443N
  Compass Longitude: 1214641W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.912063
  Numeric Longitude: -121.778129
  Elevation in Meters: 1,463 - 1,920
  Elevation in Feet: 4,800 - 6,300
  
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Bull Prairie Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Grant
  
  Bull Prairie Trail #3003 This trail is part of the Desolation OHV trail system. It begins at it’s junction with Battle Creek Trail #3004 and ends at Forest Service Road 1010. Open Season: Late May Water: None Restroom: None Operated By: Forest Service.
  
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  Trail Measurement: 2.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 445257N
  Compass Longitude: 1184259W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.8823725
  Numeric Longitude: -118.7163486
  Elevation in Meters: 1,771
  Elevation in Feet: 5,810
  
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Bull Run Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Dog Sledding
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Lincoln
  
  Bull Run OHV Trail The Bull Run OHV Trail is 0.4 miles long and is loose sand. It begins at Bull Run Staging Area and ends at Coast Guard South OHV Trail, near the beach. The trail is open to all off-road vehicle classes and provides access between Bull Run Staging Area and the beach. This trail intersects the following OHV Trails: Coast Guard South OHV Trail Permit Info: State of Oregon OHV permit required for riding. Open Season: All year Restrictions: OHV Rules for Riding 12 midnight to 6 a.m. curfew.
  
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  Trail Measurement: 0.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 43°27'08.8"N
  Compass Longitude: 124°16'07.8"W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.452452
  Numeric Longitude: -124.268847
  Elevation in Meters: 526
  Elevation in Feet: 1,726
  
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Cable Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Umatilla
  
  Cable Creek Trail #3152 Cable Creek Trail is accessed via Forest Service Road 5226 near Tower Mountain Lookout. From Ukiah, OR take County Road 1475 /Forest Road 52 for about 22.5 miles. Then turn left on Forest Road 5226 and follow for approximately 8.5 miles. Cable Creek Trail enters North Fork John Day Wilderness and in 2 miles it meets North Winom Creek Trail #3160. Cable Creek Trail turns into an OHV trail after 2.7 miles. The OHV portion of this trail may be accessed via Forest Service Road 5448 or via Chimney Rock Trail #3167. Open Season: Late May Restrictions: Wilderness regulations apply within North Fork John Day Wilderness. Closest Towns: Ukiah, OR, Granite, OR Information Center: North Fork John Day Ranger District.
  
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  Trail Measurement: 7.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 450420N
  Compass Longitude: 1183845W
  Numeric Latitude: 45.0723604
  Numeric Longitude: -118.6457953
  Elevation in Meters: 1,821
  Elevation in Feet: 5,974
  
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China Creek Trail
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  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Lane
  
  China Creek Trail #1130 The south end of the trail leads you up China Creek, over Taylor Ridge and down to the South Fork of Galice Creek. There are some steep grades on the Galice Creek side. China Creek trail traverses past and present mining activities. Also passes through some reforested units. Trail traverses old and current mining sites. There are several old trails and road crossings this trail. The South Fork Galice Creek Bridge is out and users will need to ford the creek. Trail begins at China Creek on Forest Road 2500 and ends at South Fork Galice Creek on Forest Road 2402. Open Season: Year Round Usage: Light Closest Towns: Merlin, OR Water: Not availalble. Surface water should be treated. Information Center: Wild Rivers Ranger District Connecting trails: Taylor Creek Trail #1142.
  
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  Trail Measurement: 5.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 433132N
  Compass Longitude: 1224412W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.525676
  Numeric Longitude: -122.7367231
  Elevation in Meters: 457 - 610
  Elevation in Feet: 1,500 - 2,000
  
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Crane Mountain NRT #161
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Cross Country Skiing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  Road Biking
  Rock Climbing
  Rockhounding
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Lake
  
  The Crane Mountain National Recreation Trail #161 is located east of Lakeview, Oregon in the Warner Mountains. It connects into the Fremont National Recreation Trail #160 – Southern Segment about 0.5 miles west of South Fork Crooked Creek Trailhead. It runs south through the North and South Warner Mountains and on into California. Some sections of this trail, particularly the north face of Crane Mountain, may not be snow free until July. The north end of this trail is at the lowest elevation and the southern end is highest. An 8.3 mile portion of this trail, south of the summit of Crane Mountain, is within the Crane-Bidwell Semi-Primitive Motorized Area. There are remnants of the old fire lookout at the summit of Crane Mountain, including stunning views.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 33.9 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 42°04'09.3"N
  Compass Longitude: 120°11'56.9"W
  Numeric Latitude: 42.0692652476021
  Numeric Longitude: -120.199128131095
  Elevation in Meters: 210 - 2530
  Elevation in Feet: 690 - 8300
  
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Davis Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Grant
  
  Davis Creek Trail #244 The majority of the trail is in moderate to heavy timber with only a few scenic vistas. Evidence of old mining and timber activities are visible from the trail. The roads to the western trailhead are extremely rough and not recommended for passenger vehicles. There are loops at both trailheads for easy trailer parking. This trail has very little vertical relief for the first six miles from the eastern end, running relatively close to the contours. The trail is rocky and rough in spots visitors using mountain bikes should be prepared for rocky conditions. Open Season: June | Usage: Light | Closest Towns: Austin Junction, OR.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 9.1 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 443433N
  Compass Longitude: 1183419W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.5757124
  Numeric Longitude: -118.5718908
  Elevation in Meters: 1213 - 1481
  Elevation in Feet: 3980 - 4860
  
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Elkhorn Crest Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Cross Country Skiing
  Downhill Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Mountain Biking
  Road Biking
  Rock Climbing
  Rockhounding
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Baker
  Grant
  
  The Elkhorn Crest Trail (#1611) was established as a National Recreation Trail in 1979. It is the highest trail in the Blue Mountains and runs along the Elkhorn Mountain ridgeline across sub-alpine forests and grasslands. The trail offers panoramic views of the Baker Valley, the distant Wallowa Mountains and the Blue Mountains. Along the way you can also view six high mountain lakes, craggy nearby peaks and maybe catch a glimpse of a herd of elk or resident mountain goats. There are several end point and side access trailheads for the Elkhorn Crest including the Elkhorn Crest Trailhead on the northend near Anthony Lakes and Marble Pass Trailhead on the south end. Water on the trail is scarce and unsafe to drink if not previously treated. Due to the trail weaving in and out of wilderness, mechanized use is limited on many sections of the trail.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 23.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 444704N
  Compass Longitude: 1180349W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.7843171
  Numeric Longitude: -118.0635523
  Elevation in Meters: 2164 - 2560
  Elevation in Feet: 7100 - 8400
  
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Meadow Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Motorcycle
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  Meadow Creek Trail #3123 This trail begins at Meadow Creek Trailhead and ends on Forest Service Road 4608 and is maintained for ATV, motorbikes, mountain bikes, foot, and horse user groups. The trail follows along Meadow Creek for 3 miles before it climbs in elevation to the Godman area. Area Amenities: Toilets, Parking | Usage: Light-Medium | Closest Towns: Dayton, WA | Passes: A valid Recreation Pass is required at Meadow Creek Trailhead. Information Center: Pomeroy Ranger District.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 8.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 430313N
  Compass Longitude: 1222257W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.0537352
  Numeric Longitude: -122.3825377
  Elevation in Meters: 1158 - 1646
  Elevation in Feet: 3800 - 5400
  
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Packsaddle Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Horseback/Equestrian
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Curry
  
  Packsaddle Trail #3029 This trail begins at Packsaddle Trailhead and Forest Service Road 52 and ends Moon Meadow Trail #3042. Packsaddle Trail #3029 is an ATV trail until it enters the North For John Day Wilderness at 1.5 miles. Motor vehicles and bikes are prohibited within designated Wilderness areas. Restrictions: Wilderness restrictions apply -4.0 miles of this trail is in the North Fork John Day Wilderness and is closed to motorized and mechanized equipment use. Weed-free feed is required for stock animals. Closest Towns: Ukiah, OR | Information Center: North Fork John Day Ranger District.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 5.3 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 420101N
  Compass Longitude: 1240317W
  Numeric Latitude: 42.0170554
  Numeric Longitude: -124.0548027
  Elevation in Meters: 443
  Elevation in Feet: 1453
  
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Pass Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Motorcycle
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  The trail begins near some old mine tailings and travels southwest towards a small ridge and then drops down to Pass Creek. The trail follows the creek and passes several beaver ponds that offer good Fishing for brook trout. The lake is relatively small and shallow but is well stocked with brook trout. Open Season: May | Usage: Medium | Best Season: Summer | Busiest Season: Summer | Restrictions: A high-clearance vehicle is needed for the last mile of CR 212. Closest Towns: Poncha Springs or Salida, CO | Water: No | Restroom:No | Operated By: Salida Ranger District
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 433001N
  Compass Longitude: 1224744W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.5003979
  Numeric Longitude: -122.7956135
  Elevation in Meters: 2,926 - 3,459
  Elevation in Feet: 9,600 - 11,350
  
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Potter Mountain Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  Potter Mountain Trail #1485 This is a lightly used trail. It is approximately 1.4 miles. This trail is utilized by hikers, OHV users, Horseback riders and mountain bikers. Fees No Open Season: Year Round Usage: Light Closest Towns: Roseburg, OR Water: Not available. Surface water should be treated. Directions: From Roseburg, OR, turn onto OR-138 east / northeast Diamond Lake Boulevard. Travel east on State Highway 138 for 59 miles, and then turn left (north) onto Forest Road 34. Continue about 6 miles. Turn onto Forest Road 100-72. The trail will be on your right.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 1.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 432017N
  Compass Longitude: 1222046W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.3381779
  Numeric Longitude: -122.3461517
  Elevation in Meters: 975 - 1250
  Elevation in Feet: 3,200 - 4,100
  
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Straight Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Cross Country Skiing
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Douglas
  
  Straight Creek Trail #48 The trail parallels I-70 the entire way up to Eisenhower Tunnel and is an old double-track road. It will cross Straight Creek a few times as you climb gradually up the valley through a lodge pole pine forest. Straight Creek runs down from the Continental Divide at the Eisenhower Tunnel along I-70 and into the Blue River in Silverthorne. It is the main water supply for the town of Dillon. Usage: Light Restrictions: Open to ATV and motorcycles, no full-size vehicles. Closest Towns: Dillon, CO Information Center: Dillon Ranger District; 680 Blue River Parkway, Silverthorne, CO Directions: From I-70 take Exit 205, Silverthorne/Dillon, and travel south on HWY 6 toward Dillon. In approximately 1.2 miles turn left at the traffic intersection of Hwy 6 and Evergreen Raod. Then make an immediate right onto County Road 51 and follow this for approx. 1.7 miles until it ends at a gate and the trailhead parking area.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 5.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 430524N
  Compass Longitude: 1225027W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.0901199
  Numeric Longitude: -122.8408853
  Elevation in Meters: 2,839 - 3,894
  Elevation in Feet: 9,314 - 12,777
  
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Sucker Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Hunting Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Josephine
  
  Sucker Creek Trail #1256 Trail is maintained on a regular basis. This is a very scenic trail that winds through undisturbed stands of old-growth timber. The trail begins at spur road 260 and gradually descends to Sucker Creek. A number of small creeks and springs cross the trail, providing easy water opportunities. The trail crosses a large slide area, about which stories tell of a number of miners who perished years ago in its destructive path. The trail eventually reaches Sucker Creek, which has to be forded. Care should be taken when fording here – though it is relatively shallow in the summer, heavy rains may raise the level of the creek enough to make crossing hazardous. Once across, the trail follows Sucker Creek a short distance to an unimproved campsite near the Johnson Creek Bridge on Forest Road 5591. Open Season: Year Round | Usage: Light | Closest Towns: Powers, OR | Water: Not available. Surface water should be treated.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 2.4 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 420151N
  Compass Longitude: 1232333W
  Numeric Latitude: 42.0309529
  Numeric Longitude: -123.3925581
  Elevation in Meters: 317 - 683
  Elevation in Feet: 1,040 - 2,240
  
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Twin Peaks Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Lane
  
  Twin Peaks Trail 12N30 Restrictions: Motorcycle, All-Terrain Vehicle, 4×4 OHV Trail Riding OHV: Trail Riding 1.5 miles Class of Vehicle Motorcycle, ATV, 4×4 Difficulty Level: Intermediate to Difficult.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 1.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 434133N
  Compass Longitude: 1215943W
  Numeric Latitude: 43.6926214
  Numeric Longitude: -121.995309
  Elevation in Meters: 1,883
  Elevation in Feet: 6,178
  
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Welch Creek Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Mountain Biking
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Grant
  
  Welch Creek Trail #3030 This trail begins at Forest Service Road 10 and ends at Trail #3004. Directions: From Dale, Oregon (junction of State Highway 395 and forest road 55) travel 1 mile on forest road 55 to its junction with forest road 10. Travel 15 miles southeast on forest road 10 to the trailhead at Welch Creek Campground. Welch Creek Campground & Trailhead Welch Creek Campground has long been a favorite gathering spot for family reunion camp-outs and group hunting trips. The campground’s open area and easy parking access make it ideal for such events. It features 6 campsites an accessible vault toilet, and 4 stall recreational stock corral. There is no potable water or garbage service, so please pack your garbage home. Local attractions include hunting, Fishing, Hiking, horseback riding, sight-seeing, photography and a trailhead for the Desolation OHV trail system. Olive Lake, where there is Fishing, boating, and Swimming is about 13 miles to the east along Forest Road 10.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 3.5 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 445326N
  Compass Longitude: 1184410W
  Numeric Latitude: 44.8904285
  Numeric Longitude: -118.7360719
  Elevation in Meters: 1280
  Elevation in Feet: 4200
  
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Western Rim National Recreation Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Cave Exploring
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Snowmobile
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Wallowa
  
  The Western Rim National Recreation Trail (#1774) is a long ridgetop trail along the westen rim of the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. The trail begins in the south at the P.O. Saddle Trailhead and goes along the Hells Canyon Wilderness boundary ending at Dug Bar on the Snake River. The scenery is constant and spectacular with views of the Hells Canyon Wilderness and the Snake River Canyon. Due to the location of the trail, it travels along forest roads and areas that have different motor-vehicle allowances and restrictions. The southern section starts at PO Saddle and enters into the wilderness past Saulsberry Saddle, then goes across Freezeout Saddle to Jim Springs on the Hat Point Road (Forest Service 4240) near Saddle Creek Campground. This trail section goes in and out of the Hells Canyon Wilderness so is closed to all motor-vehicle use and bicycles.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 55 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 452317N
  Compass Longitude: 1164413W
  Numeric Latitude: 45.3879355
  Numeric Longitude: -116.7368143
  Elevation in Meters: 1707 - 1829
  Elevation in Feet: 5600 - 6000
  
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Western Rim/Summit Ridge Trail
- Trail Type:
  ATV/ORV/OHV
  Camping
  Cave Exploring
  Cross Country Skiing
  Fishing
  Hiking
  Horseback/Equestrian
  Leashed Dogs Allowed
  Snowmobile
  Snowshoe
  
  Counties Trail is in:
  Wallowa
  
  The Western Rim National Recreation Trail (#1774) is a long ridgetop trail along the westen rim of the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. The trail begins in the south at the P.O. Saddle Trailhead and goes along the Hells Canyon Wilderness boundary ending at Dug Bar on the Snake River. The scenery is constant and spectacular with views of the Hells Canyon Wilderness and the Snake River Canyon. Due to the location of the trail, it travels along forest roads and areas that have different motor-vehicle allowances and restrictions. The southern section starts at PO Saddle and enters into the wilderness past Saulsberry Saddle, then goes across Freezeout Saddle to Jim Springs on the Hat Point Road (Forest Service 4240) near Saddle Creek Campground. This trail section goes in and out of the Hells Canyon Wilderness so is closed to all motor-vehicle use and bicycles.
  
  Stats
  Trail Measurement: 55 Miles
  Compass Latitude: 45.2373°N
  Compass Longitude: 116.753°W
  Numeric Latitude: 45.237300
  Numeric Longitude: -116.753000
  Elevation in Meters: 1707 - 1829
  Elevation in Feet: 5600 - 6000
  
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