Trails in the Grand Valley of Western Colorado
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Trail Reporting at COPMOBA! Click on any trail area below to see a description of that trail area, as well as the trails associated with that area, their description and condition.
Most Trails are dry and ready to ride. There may still be some soft or even muddy spots in the shade and north facing areas. Please don't make a new trail around the mud. If it's too muddy to ride, turn around and choose a different trail. Thanks for you consideration!
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Current Conditions: Kokopelli Trail
This trail log describes the Kokopelli's Trail from east to west. Beginning at the Kokopelli's Trail Head south of Loma, Colorado, the trail winds 142 miles through desert sandstone and shale canyons to Moab, Utah, and is marked by brown fiberglass posts set at each intersection.
Most of the trail is on remote Bureau of Land Management property, and for the majority of your trip you will see few other travelers. This means that you need to be cautious, personally responsible, and self-sufficient. Six popular loop rides that are within easy access of Grand Junction utilize the first section of Kokopelli's Trail. The largest main loops are called Mary's Loop, Lion's Loop, and Troybuilt, located in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area.
Mileages are approximate! The 7.5' USGS maps covering the trail are: Mack and Ruby Canyon, Colorado; Bitter Creek Well and Westwater, Colorado-Utah; Agate, Big Triangle, Cisco NE, Dewey, Blue Chief Mesa, Fisher Valley, Mount Waas, Warner Lake, Bill Creek, Moab SE, Utah. The trail is also covered on the Grand Junction, Westwater, and Moab 1:100,000 BLM Maps. A copy of the "Kokopelli's Trail & Loops Map" is also recmommended for more detailed information about the various loops in Colorado.
Trails
Updated Friday March 15, 2013
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