Devil Creek

Devil Creek is a 5.1-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado, managed by the Rio Grande National Forest's Saguache Ranger District. This moderate loop offers hikers a chance to explore the natural landscape of south-central Colorado's national forest lands. The trail provides a full circuit experience, allowing hikers to return to their starting point without retracing their steps. The specific elevation gain for this route is not currently documented, so hikers should contact the Saguache Ranger District for detailed topographic information before planning their visit. The Rio Grande National Forest encompasses over 1.8 million acres and features diverse ecosystems ranging from high alpine terrain to montane forests. Devil Creek's location within this vast protected area means hikers can expect to encounter typical forest environments and creek drainage features. For the most current trail conditions, closures, or maintenance updates, contact the Saguache Ranger District directly. This resource will also provide specific elevation gain data and any seasonal access restrictions that may apply to the trail.