Snowslide Park

Managing agency

Forest Service

Snowslide Park is a 5.3-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near the town of Colorado. The trail is situated within Pike-San Isabel National Forest and managed by the Salida Ranger District. This out-and-back route offers hikers a straightforward path through national forest terrain. The trail's moderate distance makes it accessible for a variety of fitness levels, though hikers should plan for the full 5.3-mile round trip when estimating time needed. As with most trails in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, Snowslide Park provides access to the diverse ecosystems and scenic areas characteristic of the region. The trail is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service through the Salida Ranger District, which manages recreation opportunities across this portion of the Rocky Mountains. Before heading out, contact the Salida Ranger District for current trail conditions and any seasonal closures. Standard forest regulations and Leave No Trace principles apply to this area.