Red Lake Cut-Off Trail
2.6 mi
Distance
761 ft
Elev. Gain
58m
Est. Time
Point to Point
Route Type
Easy
Difficulty
About This Trail
Red Lake Cut-Off Trail is a point-to-point trail in Conejos County, Colorado. It is 2.6 miles long and gains 761 feet. The surface is dirt. Per Colorado Parks and Wildlife (COTREX), it is open to bikes and horses. The nearest town is Chama, New Mexico, about 16 miles away in a straight line.
From the trail data on this page. For conditions and closures, see official sources.
Trail Conditions
Trail Conditions
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Trail Details
Bike and horse access: Colorado Parks and Wildlife (COTREX), checked 2026-10-14. Rules change, so confirm with the land manager before you go.
- Route Type
- Point to Point
- Surface
- Dirt
Official sources & verification
Source of truth
- Agency source page
The page our published rules and notes are derived from.
Where it is
- Nearest town:
- Chama, NM · about 16 mi away
- County:
- Conejos County, CO
Nearest town and county from U.S. Census Bureau place records and county boundaries.
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Red Lake Trailhead, Trail 733
0.3 mi awayAntonito, CO
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Elk Creek Campground (rio Grande Nf)
3.6 mi awayAntonito, CO
Check official pricing38 sitesReservable TentRV Well reviewed No Service
Spectacle Lake Campground
5.9 mi awayAntonito, CO
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Conejos Campground
6.1 mi awayLa Jara, CO
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