Colorado
7.4 mi
Distance
334 ft
Gain
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Centennial
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Centennial Trail is a 3.7-mile loop located in Colorado near Colorado within the San Juan National Forest, Divide Ranger District. This route offers hikers a moderate-length outing through the forest landscape managed by the US Forest Service. The loop configuration allows visitors to complete the trail as a single circuit without retracing their steps. The Centennial Trail provides access to the natural features of the San Juan National Forest, one of Colorado's major public lands. The trail is maintained by the Divide Ranger District and serves as a popular destination for local and regional hikers seeking a shorter day hike option. Visitors planning to hike this trail should contact the Divide Ranger District for current conditions, trail maintenance updates, and any access restrictions. The San Juan National Forest offers numerous recreational opportunities and amenities for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the area. A loop configuration makes Centennial Trail a practical choice for hikers looking for a straightforward route without navigation complexity.