Wild Cow Park

Managing agency

Forest Service

Wild Cow Park is a 6.2-mile out-and-back trail located in Colorado near Colorado, managed by Pike-San Isabel National Forest's South Platte Ranger District. The route provides access to Wild Cow Park, a destination within the national forest system that appeals to hikers seeking a moderate day hike experience. The out-and-back format means hikers will cover approximately 3.1 miles to reach the park area before retracing their route. This configuration offers flexibility for those wanting to customize their distance based on fitness level and time availability. The trail falls under the management of Pike-San Isabel National Forest, which encompasses diverse terrain across central Colorado. The South Platte Ranger District maintains this area and can provide additional information about current trail conditions and any seasonal considerations. Hikers should plan accordingly for this 6.2-mile trek and come prepared with adequate water and supplies. For the most current information about trail conditions, weather considerations, or any closures, contact the South Platte Ranger District directly before your visit.