The Colorado Trail is a scenic hiking and biking route that spans approximately 486 miles through the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. It begins in Denver and ends at Durango, passing through diverse landscapes, including forests, meadows, and alpine regions. The trail is divided into 28 segments, making it accessible for both long-distance hikers and those looking for shorter day hikes. Established in 1987, the Colorado Trail is popular among outdoor enthusiasts for its breathtaking views and varied terrain. It traverses several wilderness areas and national forests, providing opportunities for wildlife viewing and camping. The trail is well-marked and maintained, attracting thousands of visitors each year.