Unaweep

Managing agency

Forest Service

The Unaweep Trail is a 17.9-mile out-and-back hike located in Colorado near the Colorado area, managed by the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, Parks Ranger District. This trail offers access to the scenic Unaweep region, providing hikers with an extended backcountry experience through national forest lands. As an out-and-back route, the trail allows you to hike out and return along the same path, making it straightforward to navigate. The total distance of 17.9 miles means you'll cover approximately 8.95 miles one-way before reaching the turnaround point. This makes it suitable for experienced hikers prepared for a full day of hiking. The trail is maintained by the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, a federal land management agency responsible for recreation, conservation, and resource management in the area. For current conditions, closures, or specific regulations, contact the Parks Ranger District directly. Before heading out, ensure you have adequate water, supplies, and navigation tools. Check with the managing agency for seasonal considerations and any trail-specific guidance.