Bartlett

Bartlett Trail is a 10.3-mile loop located in Colorado near the San Juan National Forest, Gunnison Ranger District. This trail offers a full-circuit hiking experience, making it ideal for those seeking a complete loop route without backtracking. The trail is managed by the USDA Forest Service under the San Juan National Forest administration, ensuring maintained conditions and official oversight. The loop format provides flexibility for hikers to choose their direction and complete the route in a single outing. Situated in the Gunnison area, the trail provides access to the natural landscape characteristic of Colorado's San Juan Mountains region. As a moderate-distance loop, Bartlett accommodates hikers looking for a substantial day hike experience. The trail is part of the San Juan National Forest's extensive trail network, which spans multiple ranger districts and offers diverse outdoor recreation opportunities. Visitors should check with the Gunnison Ranger District for current trail conditions, any closures, or seasonal restrictions before planning their visit. The Gunnison Ranger District office can provide detailed maps and additional information about nearby amenities and services.