Apache Falls

Apache Falls is a 0.7-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest's Gunnison Ranger District. The route climbs 462 feet of elevation gain, making it a moderately steep hike for its short distance. This compact trail offers a rewarding outing for hikers seeking a quick adventure with noticeable elevation change. The trail is managed by the US Forest Service through the Gunnison Ranger District of San Juan National Forest, ensuring maintained conditions and public access. The loop configuration allows hikers to experience varied terrain and scenery without retracing their steps on the same path. The combination of distance and elevation gain makes Apache Falls suitable for hikers looking for a short but challenging workout. The trail's proximity to the Colorado area provides convenient access for both local recreationists and visitors exploring the San Juan National Forest region.