Sundell

Sundell is a 20-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's Salida Ranger District. The trail features minimal elevation gain of 121 feet, making it accessible for hikers seeking a longer distance experience without significant climbing. The relatively flat profile suits those looking to log miles while enjoying the landscape at a steady pace. As an out-and-back route, hikers can turn around at any point that suits their fitness level and available time. The trail's length and low gradient make it ideal for building endurance or enjoying an extended day hike through Pike-San Isabel National Forest. The Salida Ranger District manages this area, which is known for diverse Colorado terrain and recreation opportunities. Before heading out, check current conditions and any seasonal closures through the Pike-San Isabel National Forest website. Bring adequate water and supplies for the full 20-mile distance, and consider starting early to allow sufficient daylight for the complete hike. Weather in the Colorado mountains can change quickly, so prepare accordingly.