Black Pine

Managing agency

Forest Service

Black Pine is a 4.9-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the Colorado area, managed by Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest Parks Ranger District. This moderate-distance route offers hikers an accessible option for exploring the northern Colorado landscape within the national forest system. The trail provides a straightforward out-and-back format, allowing hikers to turn around at any point that suits their fitness level or time constraints. Being situated within Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, the trail benefits from the forest management and maintenance standards of this extensive public lands area. The relatively compact distance of under 5 miles makes Black Pine suitable for hikers seeking a half-day adventure or those looking to combine it with other activities in the region. The trail's proximity to the Colorado area makes it a convenient option for local hikers and visitors exploring the national forest. For the most current information regarding trail conditions, seasonal access, and any closures, contact Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest Parks Ranger District directly.