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TRAIL MAPS & CONDITIONS

Trails Conditions Updated as of October 18th, 2026

That is a wrap on our season.  We have officially closed for the season.   

There is a lot of snow in the high country and trails are closing.  We advise if you are heading into the back country to pay attention to your surroundings and turn back before you need rescuing.  Best advise is to wait till the snow clears and come for a visit next season.  

We are going to show all trails closed as we are now focused on shutting down and doing the final cleaning of our touring vehicles.  

We will see you next May.  Thanks for a great season!.

STAY THE TRAIL

DO NOT proceed around any snow or trees that may be blocking trails.  The Tundra is very sensitive ecosystem and driving on it will damage it which could cause irreparable harm.

Pack in and Pack out

SPECIAL ADVISORY:

    TRAIL CONDITIONS

    Trails are listed below by the COUNTY agencies responsible for clearing.  

    Please respect the San Juans as if you call them home and leave the area just as pristine as when you arrived.

    Any updates will appear below under corresponding trails as we receive or experience them.  

    P.S. stay in the loop on our FB and Instagram pages!

    EXTRA INFO

    Updates

    OURAY COUNTY (OURAY)

    • YANKEE BOY BASIN

      Closed

    • GOVERNOR BASIN

      Closed-the county is working on this trail for the EPA.  The trail has been officially closed by the Forest Service for the remainder of this season for reclamation work.  The trail is accessible to the Governor’s Sydney Fork.  Do be careful with all the large equipment in the area.

    • IMOGENE

      Closed

    • OWL CREEK

      Closed

    • MINERAL CREEK TO ENGINEER PASS

      Closed

    • CORKSCREW GULCH

      Closed

    • BROWN MOUNTAIN GULCH

      Closed

    • RED MOUNTAIN TOWN LOOP

      Closed

    • POUGHKEEPSIE

      Closed

      See USFS site.

    SAN MIGUEL (TELLURIDE)

    • IMOGENE (TELLURIDE SIDE)

      Closed

    • LAST DOLLAR PASS

      Open 

    • OPHIR (TELLURIDE SIDE)

      Closed

    • AMES ROAD

      OPEN year round. This is such a fun little trail between Ophir and Sawpit. But, the highlight is the very first AC plant (as in Tesla) built in the U.S. This electric plant serviced many of the mills between Telluride and Ouray in the early 1900’s.

    • ALTA LAKES

      Closed

    • BLACK BEAR

      Closed

    • ROARING FORK

      This trail begins close to Dolores and exits near Purgatory. Out of our area, but worth the drive.

    SAN JUAN (SILVERTON)

    • ENGINEER

      Closed

    • OPHIR

      Closed

    • PICAYUNE / PLACER LOOP

      Closed

    • LIME CREEK

    • This trail begins about 20 miles north of Silverton and exits above the Cascade Creek Townhomes south of Purgatory.  We have no update on this trail
    • SOUTH MINERAL SPRINGS & CLEAR LAKE

      Closed

    • BLACK BEAR

      Closed

    • STONY PASS

      Closed

    • CUNNINGHAM GULCH

      Closed

    • HURRICANE PASS

      Closed

    • CALIFORNIA GULCH

      Closed

    • MAGGIE, MINNIE AND MINNEHAHA

      Clsoed

    • CINNAMON PASS

      Closed

    • ANIMAS FORKS TOWNSITE

      Closed

    Our information comes from being up on the trails ourselves or updates from County/USFS sources, and those that have been on particular trails in their own vehicles. So, as with any high mountain terrain, be CAUTIOUS! If you start up a trail and you are uncertain, don’t go any farther.

    Remember, the adventure lies in exploring the beautiful scenery and seeing what’s around the next corner… not just a destination. Take water, layers of warm clothing, and maps. Allow plenty of time.

    Jeep Trail Maps

    See where our Jeep Tours go, or plan your route with your Jeep rental (except Black Bear Pass).  Click on a trail map to the right for specific tour details, and it will take you directly to that tour for a full description and booking information.

    4×4 Jeep Trail maps are available in our office.