Outlaw

The Outlaw Trail is a 10.9-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by the San Juan National Forest Dolores Ranger District. With modest elevation gain of 313 feet, this trail offers a relatively moderate hiking experience suitable for various skill levels. The out-and-back format allows hikers to turn around at their preferred distance, making it flexible for different fitness levels and available time. The gentle elevation profile combined with the substantial distance makes this an excellent choice for hikers seeking a longer adventure without steep climbing demands. Situated within the San Juan National Forest, the trail provides access to the natural landscapes characteristic of southwestern Colorado. The Dolores Ranger District manages this area to maintain trail conditions and protect the surrounding forest ecosystem. Before heading out, check with the San Juan NF Dolores Ranger District for current trail conditions, seasonal closures, and any necessary permits or restrictions. Weather in the high country can change rapidly, so come prepared with appropriate gear and supplies for a full day on the trail.