Continental Divide National Scenic Trail in Colorado State

Continental Divide National Scenic Trail

This trail is more than massive; it is epic in the truest sense of the word.

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Continental Divide National Scenic Trail Details

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is as vast as the wild west. This trail is more than massive; it is epic in the truest sense of the word. From Mexico to Canada, and more than 3,000 miles long, this trail has something for everyone. There are many access points to the trail, and certain activities are popular in certain locations, like horseback riding, skiing, or fishing and hunting. When planning a visit to the trail, regardless of duration, keep in mind that in certain sections of the trail, the winter season spans September through May, and the activities and rules/permits needed vary greatly.

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Nearby Parks Around Continental Divide National Scenic Trail

Compare nearby parks around Continental Divide National Scenic Trail when deciding whether to expand the route after this stop.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Continental Divide National Scenic Trail

Use nearby POIs to quickly expand your options beyond Continental Divide National Scenic Trail while the map context is still fresh.

3.2 mi away

Los Caminos Antiguos

This exciting drive takes you into the heart of one of Colorados most diverse landscapes the San Luis Valley.

35.3 mi away

Pagosa Springs Hot Springs

Why not treat yourself to a relaxing soak in the healing, mineral-packed waters of these natural hot springs.

38.7 mi away

Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge

The Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge was established to provide a home for waterfowl in the San Luis Valley.

43.6 mi away

Rainbow Hot Springs

Often overlooked for the well-developed hot springs in the neighboring town of Pagosa Springs, these bathing pools offer a more primitive and rural experience for anyone who wants to enjoy a soothing soak in nature.

46.2 mi away

Colorado Silver Thread Scenic Byway

The perfect mix of history and nature, this byway is the ultimate one-day road trip for adventure lovers.