Davis Meadow

Managing agency

Forest Service

Davis Meadow is a 9.0-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by the San Juan National Forest's Columbine Ranger District on the West side. This trail offers hikers a straightforward route through forest terrain characteristic of the San Juan Mountains region. The out-and-back format makes it easy for hikers to turn around at any point, giving flexibility for different fitness levels and time constraints. At 4.5 miles one way to the meadow, hikers can experience a substantial day hike or choose a shorter out-and-back distance if preferred. The trail is maintained by the San Juan National Forest, which manages a vast network of trails across southwestern Colorado. The Columbine Ranger District oversees this portion of the forest and can provide additional information about trail conditions and seasonal access. This trail is suitable for those seeking a moderate forest hike in the San Juan Mountains without technical difficulty. Check with the managing ranger district for current trail conditions, especially before visiting in early spring or late fall when snow may affect accessibility.