Cline Top C1-A1l

Cline Top C1-A1l is a 36.0-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's San Carlos Ranger District. This extended backcountry route offers hikers a substantial wilderness experience within the national forest system. The trail's length and out-and-back format make it suitable for experienced hikers planning multi-day expeditions or those seeking a challenging day hike. The route traverses Pike-San Isabel National Forest terrain, providing access to remote areas managed by the San Carlos Ranger District. Hikers should be well-prepared for the trail's distance with adequate supplies, navigation tools, and physical conditioning. The national forest setting means terrain conditions can vary seasonally, and weather in the Colorado high country can change rapidly. Before heading out, check current conditions with Pike-San Isabel National Forest or the San Carlos Ranger District office, as trail maintenance and access may be affected by seasonal factors. Ensure you have proper permits if required and follow Leave No Trace principles throughout your visit.