Colorado
Centennial
7.4 mi
Distance
334 ft
Gain
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Centennial
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- Distance
- 7.4 mi
- Elevation gain
- 334 ft
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- Managing agency
- San Juan NF — Divide RD
About this trail
The Centennial Trail is a 3.7-mile loop located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, within the San Juan National Forest under management by the Divide Ranger District. The trail features 334 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderate hike suitable for a range of fitness levels. As a loop trail, hikers can complete the full circuit without retracing their steps, offering varied scenery throughout the route. The relatively short distance and modest elevation gain make this an accessible option for families and those seeking a half-day adventure. The San Juan National Forest provides a scenic backdrop with diverse terrain typical of the region. This trail is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service through the Divide Ranger District, ensuring regular upkeep and safety standards. The Centennial Trail is ideal for hikers looking for a moderate outing with manageable distance and elevation, providing an opportunity to explore the San Juan National Forest in a single afternoon.
