Broken Rib

Broken Rib is a 4.5-mile loop trail located in Colorado near Colorado within Pike-San Isabel National Forest, managed by the San Carlos Ranger District. This trail offers a complete loop experience for hikers seeking a moderate outing in the Pike-San Isabel area. The route winds through national forest terrain characteristic of the region, providing visitors with a chance to explore the natural landscape managed by the Forest Service. The loop configuration makes this trail accessible for hikers who prefer returning to their starting point without backtracking. The 4.5-mile distance suits day hikers looking for a moderate-length adventure. Pike-San Isabel National Forest encompasses diverse ecosystems and scenic areas across south-central Colorado, and trails like Broken Rib provide access to these protected lands. For current trail conditions, specific trailhead directions, and detailed maps, contact the San Carlos Ranger District directly. Trail conditions can vary seasonally, and visitors should confirm accessibility before heading out. As with all national forest trails, leave-no-trace principles and adherence to local regulations are expected.