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The summit of Calumet Mountain at 2956 m {about 9000 feet) rises to the west of Ute trail -here viewed across the west flank of the Continental divide, with higher snowcapped ranges in the distance

The Salida River Trail is a popular walking and biking trail just a few blocks north of the Historic downtown. This attractive trail parallels the Arkansas River, where you can often see whitewater rafters and kayakers in the summer months. This northern section runs along two small lakes as well.

Along Garita Creek and County Road 38A are any horse paddocks, some with cute mules as well.

Excellent gravel trail between towering rock walls on both sides.

Towering rock formations line spectacularly along Natural Arch Road, El Horn Canyon, into Rio Grande National Forest

CO 112 crosses the Rio Grande just north of Del Norte city, with great views from the bridge in both directions up and downstream.

The Great Divide Mountainbike Route follows CR 22 through large open space, past two wilderness airstrips used by local ranchers.

This turnoff leads to Penitente Canyon, while quite secluded, one of Colorado’s premier rock climbing areas. The area includes Penitente, Rock Garden, Sidewinder, and Witches Canyons with a high concentration of world class routes. Along with unparalleled rock climbing, the newly reworked trail systems offers 17 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking to enjoy among twisty rock canyons and towering boulders. You’ll ride through some of the country’s most fascinating history and geology. Twenty-seven million years ago, the largest volcanic eruption ever recorded blew the country apart and formed the La Garita Caldera. This void is 22mi wide and 47mi long. The outline of this giant caldera can be challenging to find, but evidence of it’s existence is all around you. Fish Canyon tuff, the rock blown out by the explosion forms the canyon walls. Humans have visited this area for over 1000 years. From prehistoric groups to Utes and Jicarilla Apaches, people have added to the area’s rich history. Hispanic settlers used oxcarts to haul wood from the mountains – you can still see the wagon ruts carved into the soft volcanic tuff rock along the Penitente Canyon Loop Trail by the action of conastoga wagon wheels. The area was named after the religious brotherhood, Los Hermanos Penitentes, who worshiped in the area years ago. From U.S. 285, turn west onto Saguache County Road G. After 6 miles, you will pass the La Garita Trading Post. Go another 1/2 mile to a Y intersection: take the left fork (Cty Rd 38A). The entrance to the recreation area is another 1/2 mile on your right.