Trail Conditions

A fair number of downed trees getting worse the further you go. Still mostly runnable.

Most Forest Service Roads are open with the exception of these high elevation roads: Black Mountain 661 (access Pagosa Peak) Buckles Lake 663 (access to Buckles Lake) Castle Creek 660 (access to Fish Creek Trail) Falls Creek 039 Nipple Mountain 665 (access to Quartz Lake via Little Blanco Trail) M

Trail Name (#): Last Updated - Conditions/notes • Anderson (579): 6/12/19 - 1st 3 miles are clear • Blanco River (573): • Buckles and Harris Lake: • Cimarrona (586): 7/27/19 - one tree between TH and the the junction with Hossick Creek Trail • Coal Creek: clear to wilderness b

All of the local forest service roads are open at this time with the exception of Wolf Creek Road (FR725), Falls Creek Road (FR039), and East Fork Road (FR667), which is closed at mile 6 due to high water crossings (Silver Falls is not accessible). Trails with river crossings are still difficult d

The monster snowpack is mostly gone below 8,000 feet and trails are starting to dry out. Reservoir Hill is dry enough to ride with the exception of the downhill section on the north side. Dakota Springs is still wet and needs some trail work before it's ride-able. Turkey Springs is partly dry wit

Only a couple trees down from Poison Park to Divide Lakes. There's no sign where the Divide Lakes trail leaves the Weminuche Trail (mile 7.8). From Divide Lakes, I dropped down to the Pine River. Just before I reached the valley floor, there was a Granite Lake sign next to a faint trail leading N

Encountered 13 downed trees between the trailhead and the lake. All of the trees are easy to cross unless you're on horseback. The branches have been pruned. A little snow remaining on north facing slopes above treeline. Flowers were amazing despite the drought. One lone cow elk grazing above th

Only one tree down between the upper and lower trailheads. Horse/mule traffic through the muddy sections have made those sections difficult to run. 25% mud, 75% dry. Beautiful views of the river!

Fourmile Trail to is clear to the Fourmile Falls, stream crossings aren't bad. Opal Lake Trail is clear to Opal Lake, stream crossings aren't bad. Weminuche Trail is clear at least 10 miles in, East Fork of the Weminuche Creek is running high but there is a log jam just downstream that will get you

You have to cross the Middle Fork of the Piedra River almost immediately. Use the large cottonwood just upstream of the trail. You can hop across rocks at the Lean Creek crossing. I ran 6 miles up the trail on my way to summit Sugarloaf (https://www.strava.com/activities/1657921801) and only encou

Gate 5 remains the driest trailhead to access area single track. In southern sections of Turkey Springs, seasonal creeks are still flowing and there are still swampy spots, but the trail is dry for long distances between swamps. 1 downed tree on Catamount near the junction with Creek Trail and 2 d

Only one tree down between the Fourmile Trailhead and Fourmile Falls. 5 trees down between the falls and the lake. 17 trees down on Anderson Trail all within 2 miles of the Fourmile Lake. Only a couple were difficult to cross.

Pagosa's best downhill mountain bike trail! No trees down. A bit loose at the top.

Trail is in great shape! Only 1 downed tree at mile 1.7. No snow on the trail. The snowfield near the saddle, which normally covers the trail at this time of year, has almost melted completely and the wildflowers are peaking as you approach the saddle. Like always, Quartz Trail can be indistinct