Devils Thumb Bypass

Devils Thumb Bypass is a 2.7-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the White River National Forest, managed by the Blanco Ranger District. This trail offers hikers a moderate walk through scenic terrain in the Rocky Mountain region. The trail provides access to natural features characteristic of the White River National Forest area, making it suitable for those seeking a relatively short hiking experience. At 2.7 miles round trip, it's an accessible option for hikers of varying experience levels looking for a manageable day hike without extensive time commitment. The trail is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service under White River National Forest management, ensuring regular upkeep and adherence to federal outdoor recreation standards. Its location near Colorado places it within reach of the broader network of recreational opportunities in the state's mountain regions. This out-and-back route allows hikers to turn around at their preferred point, offering flexibility for those adjusting their distance or intensity. Devils Thumb Bypass serves as a solid option for exploration of the Blanco Ranger District's hiking offerings.