Midland Bike Trail

The Midland Bike Trail is a 39.4-mile out-and-back route located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest, managed by the Columbine Ranger District on the West side. This trail offers cyclists an extended ride through the scenic landscape of southwestern Colorado, ideal for riders looking for a substantial day trip or multi-day adventure. As an out-and-back trail, the route allows flexible turnaround points depending on rider fitness and time constraints. The full distance of 39.4 miles provides an option for committed cyclists seeking a challenging outing. The trail's location within the San Juan National Forest means it passes through varied terrain typical of the region. The Midland Bike Trail is managed by the U.S. Forest Service under the Columbine Ranger District, ensuring regular maintenance and adherence to forest regulations. Before heading out, check with the ranger district for current trail conditions, seasonal closures, and any specific regulations. Riders should come prepared with adequate water, navigation tools, and supplies for the distance involved.