Jacks Gulch Cg Loop Trail

Managing agency

Forest Service

Jacks Gulch Cg Loop Trail is a 1.1-mile loop located in Colorado near the White River National Forest's Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District. This short trail offers an accessible option for hikers seeking a quick outdoor excursion in the area. The loop format makes it ideal for those who prefer returning to their starting point without retracing steps on the same path. The trail is managed by the US Forest Service through the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District, ensuring maintenance and adherence to federal land management standards. Its proximity to a campground designation suggests it serves as a convenient hiking option for campers in the area. At just over a mile, the Jacks Gulch Cg Loop Trail works well as a morning walk or a family-friendly hike. The relatively short distance makes it suitable for visitors with limited time or those looking for a gentle activity. While specific elevation gain data is unavailable, the brief mileage suggests minimal strenuous climbing. This trail provides a straightforward way to explore the landscape near the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District without requiring significant time commitment or advanced hiking experience.