moderate
3–6 hours
Suitable for individuals with basic fitness; sitting for extended periods with occasional exits to explore.
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Mountain weather changes quickly, so review the forecast to prepare for sudden rain or temperature drops.
Fuel stations are limited on remote trails like Imogene Pass—carry extra fuel to avoid running out.
Maintain a safe distance from animals and stay on designated paths to protect the environment.
Take advantage of the Bluetooth feature to stay entertained and follow GPS directions without distractions.
Ouray was a historic mining town established in the late 1800s, known as the 'Switzerland of America' for its dramatic mountain scenery.
Trail use is regulated to protect fragile alpine ecosystems; visitors are encouraged to pack out all trash and stay on designated trails.
Stay warm or cool by adjusting your layers as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
spring specific
Carry enough water to stay hydrated during the warm and dry conditions on the trails.
summer specific
Boots are helpful for exploring trails and rocky terrain during stops and scenic hikes.
fall specific
Protect your eyes from mountain sun glare and dust while driving.