Spring Cave

Managing agency

Forest Service

Spring Cave Trail is a 1.3-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, South Platte Ranger District. This relatively short trail makes it an accessible option for hikers of varying experience levels. The trail leads to Spring Cave, a natural cave formation in the area. As an out-and-back route, hikers will follow the same path in both directions, making distance planning straightforward. The Pike-San Isabel National Forest offers diverse terrain and ecosystems across its managed lands. The South Platte Ranger District oversees this area, which encompasses portions of the Front Range and surrounding regions. This trail is ideal for those seeking a shorter outing without requiring extensive time commitment. The 1.3-mile distance can typically be completed in one to two hours depending on pace and time spent at the cave. For current trail conditions, closures, or additional information, contact the Pike-San Isabel National Forest South Platte Ranger District directly before your visit.